TR Economy & Updates

[Yasar_TR]

But you also didn't pay enough attention to @Strong AI 's post either. He just asked why didn't they use 2023 data instead of 2022. It had nothing to do with the question of which is a better criteria, TL or % of gdp.
We're all human right

Actually I read it well. Also looked in to TUIK graphs in local currency expenditure which were given as an alternative. My point was to do with TUIK’s results being in TL over a ten year period not showing true %ge values.

Btw, your calculations are wrong. Dollar inflation is 35,5% in the meantime

I took google’s dollar inflation value compared with today’s. It gave it as 1.43 dollars. It should have been compared with 2023. I stand corrected. But it still doesn’t change the point I was making.

 

[Zafer]

TUIK numbers are
4.3% for education
4.7% for health
in 2023, better than the year before.