Econometric analysis of the relationship between tourism revenues and economic growth in Türkiye
It is widely accepted that changes in financial risks and developments in the economy directly affect the tourism sector revenues. The purpose of this research is to identify the relationship between tourism revenues and economic growth. Inflation (INF), gross domestic product per capita (GDP), unemployment rate (UNE) and exchange rate (ER) variables are used in the analysis. The study employs Generalized Linear model (GLM-logit) for identifying the relationship between tourism revenues and economic growth in Türkiye by using quarterly data including the period from 2012-1 to 2024-2. Kolmogorov Smirnov test is used for normality of parameters. Spearman’s rho and year controlled partial correlation analysis are applied for correlations. Research findings reveal that there is no causality re...
Economic Growth in A Gender-Responsive Way: An Investigation for Country Groups Based on Human Development Index
Yeşilkaya, Fatma
The impact of gender norms on the national economy is an area that has been overlooked in extant literature. Since there has been a paucity of evaluation of gender and gender equality from an economic growth perspective, compared to the extensive literature on gender and gender equality, this study investigates gender-responsive economic growth within the regulation of the classification created within the scope of the human development index. The study analyses the linkage between human development and gender-related indices at four different levels of development. The relationship is analyzed using a panel data analysis method with data from 1995-2021. The study finds that the variables that increase economic growth in the four country groups are labor force participation rate and ...
Geopolitical Landscapes of Renewable Energy and Urban Growth
Özsungur, Fahri
The growing emphasis on energy economics and renewable energy highlights critical challenges and opportunities in global sustainability. Fossil and renewable energy sources significantly influence political stability, urbanization, and climate change, making their management essential for energy security and environmental health. Renewable energy, though still secondary to fossil fuels in consumption, is rapidly gaining importance as countries invest in clean energy to reduce dependency and environmental impact. Developing policies that promote renewable energy use is vital to addressing poverty, fostering equality, and achieving sustainable development.