Global trade volume increased rapidly before the global financial crisis, and the growth rate of global trade was more than twice that of global production. Trade liberalization policies, which have…
The exchange rate system is an important part of each country’s economic and monetary policy, and requires the use of a common language in exchange rate discussions. The following classification…
GLOBAL FINANCE CRISIS IN THE 10TH YEAR* Growth rates after the global financial crisis indicate that the effects of the financial crisis have been reduced but not fully eliminated. According…
The Italian economy is the world’s 8th largest economy in 2018 with 2.18 trillion dollars according to IMF data. The growth rate was 1.5% on average between 2004 and 2007…
Achieving financial stability is undoubtedly an essential condition for a healthy implementation of the financial system. Indeed, one of the biggest lessons to be drawn from the global financial crisis…
Emerging economies are becoming increasingly integrated with the global financial system. China, India, Russia, Indonesia, Malaysia and Turkey as countries of the world economy in the weight gradually increasing presence…
Brexit, which consists of the combination of the first two letters (Br) and exit (British) of Britain, signifies the departure of Britain from the European Union. The European Union is…
Financial globalization refers to a situation where cross-border capital flows are increasing. Capital flows consist of loans between a country and other countries, portfolio investments and direct investments. As a…
Changes in the volume of world trade and the prices of important commodities are always the focus of decision-makers, as the change in these two factors can have significant positive…
Islamic finance, which has begun to take its place in the global financial markets rapidly, is attention of market players. Islamic finance, which offers alternative opportunities for investors, is at…