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A Social Accounting Matrix for Turkish Economy for 2002

Türkiye Ekonomisi için 2002 Yılı Sosyal Hesaplar Matrisi

Barış GÖK
Metin KARADAĞ
Pages
325–335
Publication Date
2013-08-01
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In this paper, after giving the main features of the SAM very briefl y, the procedure of construction of the SAM for Turkish economy for the year of 2002 was explained in detail

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Objective & Hypothesis:A social accounting matrix (SAM), which represents the transactions of a socio-economic system in a country, can also be utilized as a fundamental data set for economic models to address policy questions.
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Key Findings & Data:The aim of this study is to construct a SAM for the year of 2002, which can be used as the data set for the computable general equilibrium model constructed to analyze the tax policy changes in Turkey.
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Conclusion & Impact:In this paper, after giving the main features of the SAM very briefl y, the procedure of construction of the SAM for Turkish economy for the year of 2002 was explained in detail
🔬Design:Survey & Empirical Study
📍Scope:2002 Verileri
⚙️Variables:Türkiye · sosyal hesaplar matrisi (SHM) · gelir dağılımı

Abstract

A social accounting matrix (SAM), which represents the transactions of a socio-economic system in a country, can also be utilized as a fundamental data set for economic models to address policy questions. The aim of this study is to construct a SAM for the year of 2002, which can be used as the data set for the computable general equilibrium model constructed to analyze the tax policy changes in Turkey. For this purpose, 2002 input-output table, foreign trade statistics, net tax matrix and public sector statistics were used as data sources. Also, in order to analyze the eff ects of policy changes on income distribution and welfare, household account was disaggregated into 10 representative groups according to their income size (by quintiles) and settlement (urban, rural) by employing household budget surveys and household consumption expenditures surveys. In this paper, after giving the main features of the SAM very briefl y, the procedure of construction of the SAM for Turkish economy for the year of 2002 was explained in detail

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Bir ülkede sosyo-ekonomik aktarımları gösteren sosyal hesaplar matrisi (SHM), politika değişiklilerini analiz etmek amacıyla oluşturulan ekonomik modeller için temel veri seti olarak da kullanılmaktadır. Bu çalışmanın temel amacı, hesaplanabilir genel denge modelleri için temel veri seti teşkil edecek nitelikte Türkiye için 2002 yılına ait sosyal hesaplar matrisi oluşturmaktır. Bu amaçla en güncel veri setini oluşturmak için 2002 yılı girdi çıktı tablosu, dış ticaret istatistikleri, net vergi matrisi ve kamu kesimi istatistikleri veri kaynakları olarak kullanılmıştır. Ayrıca politika değişikliklerinin gelir dağılımı ve hane halklarının refah seviyesi üzerindeki etkilerinin analiz edilebilmesi amacıyla, hane halkı bütçe araştırması ve hane halkı tüketim harcamaları anketleri kullanılmış ve SHM’deki hane halkı hesabı gelir seviyesi (% 20’lik dilimler halinde) ve yerleşim yerine göre (kent, kır) 10 farklı gruba ayrıştırılmıştır. Bu çalışmada SHM’nin temel özelliklerine kısaca değinildikten sonra, Türkiye ekonomisi için 2002 yılına ait SHM’nin oluşturulma yöntemi ayrıntılı olarak açıklanmıştır

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GÖK, B., KARADAĞ, M. (2013). A Social Accounting Matrix for Turkish Economy for 2002. Ege Akademik Bakış Dergisi, Cilt: 13 Sayı: 3, 325–335. https://ajindex.com/articles/904815

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