Access to Finance in Turkey
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Keywords

Business environment
Financial constraints
Access to finance
Turkey.

How to Cite

KARACAOVALI, B. (2017). Access to Finance in Turkey. Turkish Economic Review, 4(1), 1–18. https://doi.org/10.1453/ter.v4i1.1239

Abstract

Abstract. Access to finance is essential for a successful development and growth of the private sector. In the absence of finance, enterprises cannot develop, innovate, and compete with other firms in other countries which offer more favorable access to finance. This paper makes use of the Enterprise Survey conducted with a representative stratified random sample of 6,006 Turkish firms for the 2015 fiscal year to evaluate the access to finance conditions in the nation. Moreover, data from the Enterprise Surveys Database for a comparison group of countries and 2013 survey for Turkey are employed to put the current survey in perspective.

Keywords. Business environment, Financial constraints, Access to finance, Turkey.

JEL. G10, G30, O12.

https://doi.org/10.1453/ter.v4i1.1239
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