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Causal relationship between construction investment policy and economic growth in Turkey

Özkan, Filiz; Özkan, Ömer; Gündüz, Mehmet (ELSEVIER SCIENCE INC, 2012)

The construction industry in countries experiencing severe economic crisis has vital importance to get out of stagnation because of its direct relations with 200 different sectors. In this study, the relationship between ...
Comparing the forecasting performance of neural network and purchasing power parity: The case of Turkey

Özkan, Filiz (ELSEVIER, 2013)

Investors consider foreign exchange as being among the most significant financial markets. Many discussions regarding economic development, growth strategies and stabilization policies place real exchange rate to play the ...
Eco-efficiency of the world cement industry and innovations: panel causality data analysis

Özkan, Filiz; Özkan, Ömer (INDERSCIENCE ENTERPRISES LTD, 2013)

Since the cement industry emits large amounts of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, the sector is recently under scrutiny. This study empirically investigates the co-integration and the causality relationships between ...
Energy Consumption and Economic Growth on the Focus on Nuclear Energy

Özkan, Filiz; Ali Osman Pektas; Omer Ozkan (INFORUM VERLAGS-VERWALTUNGSGESELLSCHAFT MBH, 2017)

Since the quest for global and personal prosperity, the drive to eradicate poverty and the motivation to ensure sustainability for the world are collectively dependent on a supply of safe, emissions-free power there are ...
Security of energy supply in Japan: a key strategy and solutions

Leman Erdal; Ali Osman Pektas; Omer Ozkan; Özkan, Filiz (INDERSCIENCE ENTERPRISES LTD, 2015)

Energy is essential for goods and services. Japan's economy is dependent on imported energy which is 85% per year, the highest percentage among industrialised nations. The study measures energy supply security (ESS). Four ...
The energy security of Japan: Causality analyses

Özkan, Filiz; Leman Erdal; Ali Osman Pektas; Özkan, Ömer (TAYLOR & FRANCIS INC, 2016)

Energy is one of the important elements in the production of goods and satisfies the required services. The economy of Japan is basically dependent on imported energy resources for 97% of its total domestic energy consumption ...