Mustafa Sonmez

01.03.2026 08:42 Giriş: 01.03.2026 08:42 Güncelleme: 01.03.2026 08:50 1980 sonrası neoliberal politikalar hem kamu maliyesine kaynak temin etmek hem de devleti ekonomiden uzaklaştırmak için kamu varlıklarının satışına yöneldi. Türkiye’de her ne kadar bu politikalar 1980 tarihinde başlasa da uygulamada hukuki ve siyasi engellerin aşılabilmesi 2001 krizinden sonra oldu. Dolayısıyla bu politikaların hayata geçirilmesi büyük oranda AKP’ye düştü.

Long hungry for foreign direct investment, Turkey appears to be finally making progress, as generous government incentives and the country’s economic bonds with Europe are drawing in Chinese carmakers seeking an easier access to European markets. On July 8, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan presided over the signing of a deal with China’s BYD, one of the world’s largest electric vehicle manufacturers, to build a factory in Turkey with an annual production capacity of 150,000 vehicles.

In Turkey, which differs from the world economy with an annual inflation rate of 71.6 percent, the main goal is to return to normal, and for this reason, to reduce inflation to more manageable rates. President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan pursued populist policies that were unreasonable in view of the elections held in May 2023. As a result, the economy capsized and there was historic inflation.