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Which is sad because that stability was there for a brief window between ~2005 and 2013.
by cherryteastain 3y ago
Which is sad because that stability was there for a brief window between ~2005 and 2013.
- alephnerd 3y agoYep. It's a stunning fall for the Anatolian Tiger, but imo the potential is still there, and China+1 will help. They have a fairly competitive automotive, machinery, power systems and renewables, and chemical industry, and can probably expand it further. If they return to the same economic formula Dervis and Babacan pushed, it can get back on track. That said, a lot of the miraculous growth from 2005-13 was because of Central Anatolia catching up. The only region that hasn't caught up yet is Eastern Anatolia, though it's getting there unless the YPG/PKK screw everything up again.