A new Letter of Intent, presented to the
IMF in January 2002, continues to seek
Turkey's integration to world markets
in the form of a peripheral economy, with
low quality labour-intensive technologies.
A critical evaluation by the Independent
Social Scientists -- Economics Group finds
that issues like long-run industrialization
of the Turkish economy, attaining development
targets via acquiring new technologies,
or providing a more fair structure in
the allocation of income will not be in
the economic policy agenda in 2002, as
well.
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April 01, 2002. |
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