TEPAV Reports

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  Decarbonization Of Turkey’s Economy: Long-Term Strategies And Immediate Challenges Facts, Insights and Ideas from Cross-sector Dialogue 

  Ayas, Ceren (Economic Policy Research Foundation of Turkey, 2020-08-30)

  This report provides a big-picture perspective of the most pressing challenges for Turkey to overcome in achieving a low-carbon 2050 vision. We summarize key issues regarding the viability of high-carbon and non-emitting controversial infrastructures; we explore socio-technical solutions based on low-carbon technologies; we evaluate the freshwater, land-use, biodiversity and air quality dynamics in ...

  This report provides a big-picture perspective of the most pressing challenges for Turkey to overcome in achieving a low-carbon 2050 vision. We summarize key issues regarding the viability of high-carbon and non-emitting controversial infrastructures; ...
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  Logbook of the Turkish Economy: Turkish Tarp: Answers to Frequently Asked Questions: Fifth Log 

  Burak Dalgin, Güven Sak (Economic Policy Research Foundation of Turkey, 2019-09-30)

  We published two papers in April and May 2019 to make the case for a Turkish Troubled Assets Restructuring Program (“TARP”). Our main argument was that a public private partnership was needed to carve out toxic assets (non-performing and watchlisted loans) from bank balance sheets to ensure flow of credit and return to growth. Both papers attracted significant attention from policy makers, international ...

  We published two papers in April and May 2019 to make the case for a Turkish Troubled Assets Restructuring Program (“TARP”). Our main argument was that a public private partnership was needed to carve out toxic assets (non-performing and watchlisted ...
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  Logbook of the Turkish Economy: Turkish Tarp, But How? Fourth Log 

  Dalgin, Burak; Sak, Güven (Economic Policy Research Foundation of Turkey, 2019-05-30)

  In this paper, we propose a multi stakeholder governance model and specific structures for various types of troubled assets. We would like to stress the exponentially increasing cost of delay in taking action for Turkish banking sector, corporates and broader economy.

  In this paper, we propose a multi stakeholder governance model and specific structures for various types of troubled assets. We would like to stress the exponentially increasing cost of delay in taking action for Turkish banking sector, corporates and ...
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  Logbook of the Turkish Economy: Reassuring Flow of Credit to Return to Growth 

  Dalgin, Burak; Sak, Güven (Economic Policy Research Foundation of Turkey, 2019-04-30)

  Over the past decades, Turkish economic growth was fueled by availability of credit. A potential credit starvation poses a significant risk for the private sector, which has been the main beneficiary of the last decade. In order to avoid a long recovery, which is typical for recessions accompanied by debt overhangs, Turkey needs to have banks resume lending. This doesn't seem possible given the ...

  Over the past decades, Turkish economic growth was fueled by availability of credit. A potential credit starvation poses a significant risk for the private sector, which has been the main beneficiary of the last decade. In order to avoid a long recovery, ...

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