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      Turkey's full membership to the European Union: an analysis in view of business cycles

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      Author(s)
      Berument, Hakan
      Malatyali, N. K.
      Neyapti, B.
      Date
      2001
      Source Title
      Russian and East European Finance and Trade
      Print ISSN
      1061-2009
      Electronic ISSN
      2328-6806
      Publisher
      Taylor & Francis, Ltd
      Volume
      37
      Issue
      4
      Pages
      50 - 60
      Language
      English
      Type
      Article
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      Abstract
      Turkey's desire for membership, initially in the European Economic Cooperation (EEC), and later in the European Union (EU) started with the Ankara Agreement in 1963. As the movement continues today, the dates and financial terms for Turkey's full membership to the European Union have not yet been clearly determined. Although Turkey's globally competitive potential has flourished with the liberal ization policies since the 1980s, and its dynamism and competitive force have often been expressed since the enactment of the Customs Union Agreement in 1995, Turkey continues to face challenges as European unification progresses. Turkey's attitude toward full membership can generally be characterized as sine qua non. Although at times there have been signs of a change in this attitude, no major change has so far occurred. In spite of this, Turkey's sectoral adjustment efforts and performance do not conform to a full membership in the European Union.
      Keywords
      Business cycles
      European Union
      European Economic Cooperation
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