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Turkiye Icin Para Bazi Ve Parasal Denetim Model Denemesi (Monetary Base Analysis and Control Model)

Authors: Haluk Ferden Gursel;

Turkiye Icin Para Bazi Ve Parasal Denetim Model Denemesi (Monetary Base Analysis and Control Model)

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Turkish Abstract: Bu metin, bugun dahi gecerli olan ve zaman icerisinde daha da gelistirilmis bulunan, ornegin halen Uluslararasi Para Fonu (IMF) tarafindan kullanilan, para bazi analizi ve parasal kontrol modeli uzerine yapilmis ilk arastirmalardandir. Calismada para bazi yaklasimi, parasal akimlarin kontrolu ve ayrica para bazi, para arzi ile parasal gelir arasindaki iliskiler acilarindan incelenmektedir. Bunlarin yaninda, gelismekte olan ulkelerdeki para politikasi sorunlari da gozden gecirilmektedir. Calismada bir bolum de gelismekte olan ulkeler veri uygulamalari ve analizine ayrilmistir. Gelismekte olan ulkelerde, cok sayida degiskende benzer egilimler olmasina karsilik her ulkenin birbirinden farkli karakteristikleri, ekonomik ve sosyal altyapilari oldugu gozlemlenmektedir. Bunun sonucu olarak, cozum olanaklari genis olcude benzer olmakla birlikte uygulamalar bir ulkeden digerine degisiklik gostermektedir. Ana hatlari ile aciklanan politikalar, tum sorunlarin ustesinden gelmek gibi bir amac tasimamaktadirlar. Her ulkenin kendine ozgu kosullarina uyan farkli politikalar duzenlemesinin geregi ve parasal politikalara ek diger tamamlayici politikalarin luzumu aciktir. Bu nedenle, sonuclar bolumunde onerilen cozumlerin yol gosterici gorusler niteliginde oldugu dusunulmelidir. English Abstract: This report is one of the first studies discussing monetary base analysis and control model, a concept even today is alive and more developed by, for example, by IMF to use its analysis. The study presents monetary base approach to control of money flows and the links between monetary base, money supply, and monetary income. Further, the monetary policy problems of the developing countries are reviewed. The research devotes a section to a developing country data application and analysis. In developing countries, there are similar tendencies for many variables, although each country has different characteristics, economic and social structures. It follows that remedies can be broadly similar although applications will differ from country to country. The outlined policies do not address themselves to the solution of all problems; however, the necessity for designing different policies fitting the special conditions of each country and the need for other policies complementary to monetary policies is apparent. Thus, the solutions suggested in conclusion should be considered as guidelines.

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