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there are people here that doesn't even live here saying turkish economy is good lol

I live in Elazig.

Last week a new great mall was opened (The Elysium). For the opening day they gave a massive concert. The singer was an artist named Soner Sarikabadayi. I never heard of him.

When i drove to home, i couldnt take the same road i always take. It was one big disaster in the city. Thousands of people took the car to rush to the concert. It was like a meeting of the President. It was full and crazy.

The tickets were expensive i heard, the food and drinks also. In a very bad economy with great poverty and hungry people, such things wont happen.

And this was just a concert in a B-mall with a C-artist. So please, people who are not living in Turkey: dont talk about Turkish economy.
 
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I live in Elazig.

Last week a new great mall was opened (The Elysium). For the opening day they gave a massive concert. The singer was an artist named Soner Sarikabadayi. I never heard of him.

When i drove to home, i couldnt take the same road i always take. It was one big disaster in the city. Thousands of people took the car to rush to the concert. It was like a meeting of the President. It was full and crazy.

The tickets were expensive i heard, the food and drinks also. In a very bad economy with great poverty and hungry people, such things wont happen.

And this was just a concert in a B-mall with a C-artist. So please, people who are not living in Turkey: dont talk about Turkish economy.
yes sir everyone goes to concert we have a good Economcy? Türk milleti zekidir çalışkandır efendim
 

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For macro stats ok...but what about rates go up/economics matters after gezi,endek,19/25,state attempt,us/turkish crisis 2018,etc...because ok turkey don t obey to the western imperialism..turkish interventions in syria,libya,irak,karabag,mavi vatan,in turkey against agents,pkk...? You only look at Ur pockets ? In this form you act for who wanted Turkey trash...!
For potatoes,oinions lots of people sold themeselves... lies and fears we see who usually practice this...
Mate if you have a strong economy with solid foundations, nobody can manipulate or weaken it! If you have a fragile one then don't complain about it. What happened in Gezi, 19/25 etc is that! Investors, Money Lenders, your own population, your own businessman LOST their trust to your ruler! Gezi was an absolute warning for investors that RTE could crush anyone he does not like, 19/25 revealed Turkey is very corrupted (it does not have to be government, even FETO is a clear sign of corruption and injustice)..... MONEY, Investors, Foreigners lost their trust to your country.. If there is no proper neutral jurisdiction, nobody take the risk! SIMPLE.. It is not about onions, mavi vatan or karabag.. it is about RISK.. after losing two companies to your beloved lira... I stopped using it.. I keep all my money as euro from now on.. like many others do since 2013. And that is how your money turned to useless paper, not because of western imperialism but because of ignorance.
 
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No benefits for people from Europe if the Turkish economy is destroyed. Even when the lira is cheap, inflation increases the prizes. So a European gets the same for his euros as 10 years ago when the lira was high.

If you dont know this, please dont talk about economics.
What you say is BS, i personally know a couple people who bought flats in Istanbul because its so cheap compared to 5 years ago.
 

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I live in Elazig.

Last week a new great mall was opened (The Elysium). For the opening day they gave a massive concert. The singer was an artist named Soner Sarikabadayi. I never heard of him.

When i drove to home, i couldnt take the same road i always take. It was one big disaster in the city. Thousands of people took the car to rush to the concert. It was like a meeting of the President. It was full and crazy.

The tickets were expensive i heard, the food and drinks also. In a very bad economy with great poverty and hungry people, such things wont happen.

And this was just a concert in a B-mall with a C-artist. So please, people who are not living in Turkey: dont talk about Turkish economy.
Now this convinced me, if people go to a free concert then economy must be good, everybody has a frindge at home too, forget the stats made by zionist west, this is my new measurment for economic performance.
 

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There are lots of people I know moved to abroad mostly academicians and engineers. They are really happy about their life and non would return back to Turkey with the current situations in Turkey. The problem in Turkey is not just economical.
And by the way stop accusing me with selling my country.
I know many too, even some came to Cyprus as it is still slightly (more) free and Turkish speaking country, but as soon as they found out Turkey is increasing its grasp and pressure day by day.. at first opportunity they left and went to EU, US or Canada
 

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No benefits for people from Europe if the Turkish economy is destroyed. Even when the lira is cheap, inflation increases the prizes. So a European gets the same for his euros as 10 years ago when the lira was high.

If you dont know this, please dont talk about economics.

Inflation and depreciation are correlated but they are nowhere near 1:1.

The basic difference in that a country does not trade the exact composition of things that it produces (and same goes for other countries).

Besides, your understanding on some matters is poor:

I would suggest broadening your logic+reasoning more fully and robustly, rather than applying it in a very specific and biased amount.
 

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Hope the people in the Hotel business got a bit cash for the tough days to come.

 

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The Director of National Education was caught running away with 1 kilo of gold!​

It has been revealed that Provincial Director of National Education Veysel Durgun, who was arrested on the grounds that they caused a loss of 60 million TL to the state by rigging the tenders of Adana Directorate of National Education, was caught on the highway while escaping with approximately 1 kilogram of gold he collected from the contractors.​

October 28, 2021 11:15 amUpdated: October 28, 2021 11:18

The Director of National Education was caught running away with 1 kilo of gold!


The teams of the Anti-Smuggling and Organized Crime (KOM) Branch Directorate determined that the tenders opened by the Provincial Directorate of National Education were rigged and the state suffered a loss of approximately 60 million TL. The teams simultaneously raided the addresses determined with the permission of the prosecutor's office at dawn on 14 October. In the operation, nearly 200 suspects, including the contractor Tevfik Taştimur, who was alleged to be the leader of the gang, Veysel Durgun, the dismissed Provincial Director of National Education, his assistants suspended and public contractors, were detained.

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8 SUSPECTS ARRESTED​

While some of the suspects were released after the procedures at the police station, 87 people were referred to the courthouse. 21 of the suspects were released after their statements at the prosecutor's office. Of the 66 people brought to court, 8 people, including Provincial Director of National Education Veysel Durgun, his deputy Kazım Baran, branch manager Kemal Bayhan and contractor Tevfik Taştimur, who were dismissed the day before, were arrested, while the others were released on condition of judicial control.

Caught escaping with 1 kg of gold​

It was stated that Veysel Durgun, who was suspicious of the situation on the day of the operation, set out to go to Muş and was caught on the highway by the police teams. During the search of Durgun's car, about 1 kilo of gold was seized, along with the jewelery he was considered to have collected from the contractors.

FAKE INVOICE TO IMAGINE CONSTRUCTION WORKS​

It was determined that the 10 school principals detained in the operation demanded allowances for works such as the reinforcement of the school buildings and roof repair, and they made a large amount of profiteering from fictitious works by issuing fake invoices with the civil engineers they had agreed with. It was recorded that the suspects obtained an unfair profit of approximately 800 thousand TL from a school with this method.


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Seriously... Can someone please tell me which political affiliation this filth has ?
 

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This is too little to be filling for hospital patient
Absolutely! It is clear as a day that there is a problem there. While I don't reject the claim as I don't know the truth to me it looks a bit fake. I personally had troubles with the food in Balikesir City Hospital and found a worm in an eggplant. I saw that the veggies were not fresh and the hygiene in the hospital was on a very low level.
 
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The Pulse of Anatolia Survey has been concluded. According to the survey; The Turkish economy is entering the last quarter of the year with the agenda of increase in input costs, inflation, high interest rates and excessive depreciation in TL. But there is also an appetite for investment. The rate of business people who say they will invest in the last quarter of the year exceeds 45.4%. Despite the clampdown they experienced, 44.4 percent of business people stated that their companies "maintained their presence" and that they "grown" with 42.4 percent. Those who said their company "shrunk" remained at 13.2 percent.

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The biggest problem of the market is “raw material”

When asked about the "three most important problems of the market", almost half of the business world stated that their problem is the "increase in the price of raw materials" by far. This was followed by “collection” with 19.1 percent, “cash tightness” with 15.1 percent, “prolongation of maturities” with 7.6 percent, “prolongation of supply times” with 4.9 percent, “credit crunch” with 3.3 percent, “Unpaid checks” followed with 2.6 percent.


4 key issues in top 3

One of the most crucial questions of the survey is "What are the most important problems of the Turkish economy that need to be solved right now?" Each survey participant was asked to identify the three most important issues, with two options placed first together. Of the 304 business people surveyed, 168 each said "increase in input costs" and "inflation". In the second place, "high interest/access to financing" was the second most important problem with the preference of 166 people, while the "extreme depreciation in TL", marked by 106 people, was the third most important problem. Thus, these four problems came to the fore as the biggest problem of the business world regarding Turkey. When evaluated on a quarterly basis, the "extreme depreciation in TL" option draws attention. The "extreme depreciation in TL" option, which was only 0.3 percent in the "other" option in the first quarter, came to the fore very quickly with 33.4 percent in the second quarter. In the third quarter, the rate was 39.4 percent.
 

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