Some Problems of Development Financing A Case Study of the Turkish First Five-Year Plan 1963–1967
This study, originally a Ph.D. thesis accepted in the University of Bir mingham, is intended to present a critical analysis of some important problems of development financing. The boundaries of our subject-mat ter will be defined as follows. First of all, the discussion will be confined to the pr...
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Format: | eBook |
Language: | English |
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Dordrecht
Springer Netherlands
1973, 1973
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Edition: | 1st ed. 1973 |
Series: | International Studies in Economics and Econometrics
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Collection: | Springer Book Archives -2004 - Collection details see MPG.ReNa |
Table of Contents:
- 1 / Social and Economic Framework of Turkey
- I. Socio-Economic Aspects
- II. Economic Structure
- 2 / First Five-Year Development Plan: Objectives and Financing Strategy
- I. Objectives of the Plan
- II. Financing Strategy of the Plan
- 3 / Foreign Assistance
- I. Turkey’s Share in the Flow of Foreign Assistance
- II. Foreign Capital Inflow and External Debt Servicing
- III. Some Problems of Foreign Aid
- IV. The Role of Foreign Resources in the Implementation of the Development Plan, 1963–67
- 4 / Private Savings: A Statistical Analysis of the Savings Behaviour of the Private Sector
- I. Some General Observations
- II. Savings and Current Income
- III. Various Refinements to the Income Concept
- IV. Savings and Wealth
- V. Savings and Price Level
- 5 / The Private Savings Policy of the Plan
- I. Determinants of Private Savings in the Plan
- II. The Plan and the Private Savings/Income Ratio
- 6 / Taxation
- I. The Tax Structure of Turkey
- II. Taxable Capacity and Allocation of Tax Burden
- III. Taxation of Agricultural Incomes
- IV. Taxation of Incomes, Profits and Wealth
- V. Taxation of Commodities and Services
- VI. Taxation Policy in the Plan Period
- 7 / Balance of Resources and Uses
- I. Deficit Spending in the Public Sector
- II. Inflationary Gap in the Economy
- 8 / Summary and Conclusions
- Statistical Appendix