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A mıcro-cultural approach to macro-economıc growth: cultural growth dynamıcs of cıtıes ın Turkey

Makro-ekonomik büyümeye mikro-kültürel bir yaklaşım: Türkiye’de kentlerin kültürel büyüme dinamikleri

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1–24
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2022-10-18
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Findings indicated that focus on the future, rule of law, work ethic, individualism, religion, education, wealth, charity, relations to business environments and universities, secularism and citizenry are the dynamics which cause economic growth in the cities, and the effects of them vary depending on the city in consideration.

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Objective & Hypothesis:New trend in growth literature is to investigate the non-conventional dynamics of mic- ro-level economic growth.
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Conclusion & Impact:Findings indicated that focus on the future, rule of law, work ethic, individualism, religion, education, wealth, charity, relations to business environments and universities, secularism and citizenry are the dynamics which cause economic growth in the cities, and the effects of them vary depending on the city in consideration.
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New trend in growth literature is to investigate the non-conventional dynamics of mic- ro-level economic growth. The purpose of this study is to find out the cultural growth dynamics of the most producutive Turkish cities. Findings indicated that focus on the future, rule of law, work ethic, individualism, religion, education, wealth, charity, relations to business environments and universities, secularism and citizenry are the dynamics which cause economic growth in the cities, and the effects of them vary depending on the city in consideration.

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Büyüme literatüründeki yeni trend, mikro düzeyli ekonomik büyüme olgusunun gele- neksel olmayan dinamiklerinin araştırılmasıdır. Bu çalışmanın amacı, Türk ekonomisinin en üretken kentlerinde kültürel büyüme dinamiklerinin tespit edilmesidir. Bulgular, söz konusu kentlerde ekonomik büyümeye neden olan kültürel dinamiklerin geleceğe odaklanma, hukukun üstünlüğü, iş ahlakı, bireycilik, dindarlık, eğitim, servet, hayırseverlik, iş çevreleri ve üniversite- lerle ilişkiler, sekülerlik ve hemşericilik olduğunu ve söz konusu dinamiklerin etkilerinin ele alınan kente bağlı olarak farklılık gösterdiğini ortaya koymuştur.

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TUĞCU, C. T., ERDEM, E. (2022). A mıcro-cultural approach to macro-economıc growth: cultural growth dynamıcs of cıtıes ın Turkey. Erciyes Üniversitesi İktisadi ve İdari Bilimler Fakültesi Dergisi, Cilt: 0 - Sayı: 41, 1–24. https://ajindex.com/articles/503540

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