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The increase in productivity growth in the manufacturing sector was larger than that of the agricultural sector highlights important technological changes in the Turkish economy, and a growing capacity in product manufacturing (see Table 4).
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One of the reasons for the high productivity of the agricultural sector compared with other sectors between 1950 and 1956 was government policies to invest in agriculture and produce for global demand, which brought technological changes to the Turkish economy, when the first imports of high-tech transportation and machines were demanded, and helped develop mass production in subsequent years.
The increasing inconsistency in the Turkish economy gave rise to transformations necessitated by the manner of its growth and technological changes.
In addition, there is no self-correction in the Turkish economy for Erdoğan likes surrounding himself with yes-men who highlight his omniscience.
Discussion in the paper of economic transformation in the Turkish economy can be summarized as follows.
Increasing imports in the Turkish economy necessarily gave way to the needs for exports as well.
Although private industries became an important part of the economy, privatizations were not visible and not yet institutionalized in the Turkish economy.
The inflation rate, which has been one of basic issues in the Turkish economy, did not cause great problems in the early 1950s.
One of the reasons for the slowing of growth in the Turkish economy pre-2003 was its slow regulations under the dysfunctional governments.
The worst condition was that ULC growth of export goods in the Turkish economy increased from 32.2 to 60.9% between the periods of 1973 1985 and 1985–2003.
The lack of trade unions in the Turkish economy did not influence inflation because wage rate growth did not translate into pressure for production and government policies.
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