Turkish Banking Sector Credit-Deposit Developments Regionally Analysis (2005-2011)

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Abstract
Banking sector takes over the mediation function between fund suppliers and demand. So by the time the financial system gets deeper, banking sector involves to the dinamics and becomes a vital part of economic growth. In our country which expressed as having insufficiant savings, regionally analising in 2005-2011 period developments is the purpose of this study. On the numerical estimations, in spite of having more capacity to purchase parity, big cities shows a higher performance for savings. However especially the cities in the regions of East and Southeast Anatolia, purchase capacity parity is lower and savings are under their own costs.
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Authors HAZAR, Adalet;
Journal Çankırı karatekin Üniversitesi İktisadi ve İdari bilimler fakültesi dergisi
Year 2013
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