Économie de la Türkiye en un coup d’œil
Perspectives économiques (juin 2023)
juin 2023
Perspectives Économiques - Türkiye
Étude économique de la Turquie (février 2023)
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Reform Priorities (April 2021)
Going for Growth 2021 - Turkey
For a more inclusive and sustained recovery structural challenges such as low labour force participation of women, widespread informality, weak skills, rigid employment rules hampering reallocation and large share of low-quality employment have to be addressed. The COVID-19 related contraction in economic activity affected informal workers the hardest, as many work in contact-intensive services such as tourism, catering and retail trade.
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Read full country note2021 Structural Reform Priorities
- Labour market: Reduce the cost of employment of the low skilled
- Education and skills: Improve quality and equity of educational achievement at all levels
- Labour market: Reform employment protection legislation and strengthen active labour market policies, addressing the informal sector
- Competition and regulation: Ease administrative burdens, price regulations and barriers to foreign investment and cross-border service trade
- Environmental policy: Address environmental pressures caused by population growth, urbanisation, road transportation and expansion of coal power production