Award Winning Papers From Past to Present

The list of studies and researchers that received awards at our congress in previous years is given below.

1) Support for Social Equality in Turkey: Evaluation of Women’s Employment with SWOT Analysis

  • Melike Köken – Kocaeli University

2) Volatility Interaction Between Capital Market Indices and Gold Returns: The Case of Developing Countries

  • Buket  Taştan – Trakya University

3) Modeling and Estimation of CPI Based Real Effective Exchange Rate with Alternative Approaches

  • Kerime Demirbaş – Süleyman Demirel University
  • Kübra Dayan – Mehmet Akif Ersoy University

4) Tax and Growth: Türkiye vs. Japan

  • Zeki Göçmen – Pamukkale University
  • Mehmet Tosun – Pamukkale University

5) Inflation Targeting and Applicability in Turkey

  • Okan Koçyiğit – Pamukkale University

6) The Impact of Digital Transformation on the Logistics Sector

  • Yunus Emre Dirim – Mersin University
  • Seyfi Erdinç – Mersin University

7) Effects of the Driving Forces of Industry 4.0 on Countries

  • Müslime Sözen – Uludağ University

8) Behavioral Economics in the Context of Economics and Psychology

  • Muhammet Numan Soysal – Pamukkale University

9) Syrians’ Impact on Labor Markets

  • İlayda Günay – Eskişehir Osmangazi University

10) Creative Destruction: The Schumpeterian Growth Model

  • Ahmet Rebii Vatansever – Pamukkale University

1) Testing Unemployment Hysteresis in Turkey: Evidence from Breaking Unit Root Tests

  • Sima Nubıhar Çelik – Sakarya University

2) Cashless Economics

  • Berk Kayabalı – Hacettepe University

3) The Impact of Migration on Macroeconomic Variables in the Turkish Economy: Econometric Analysis (1985-2017)

  • Elif Tekin – İstanbul University

4) Examining the Effect of Renewable Energy Use on Economic Growth in OECD Countries Using Panel Data Analysis

  • Gizem Özmen – Pamukkale University
  • Kübra Özalp – Pamukkale University

5) Econometric Analysis on the Development Process of Women Employment and the Example of Türkiye

  • Süheyla Aydın – Recep Tayyip Erdoğan University

6) Testing the Feldstein-Horioko Hypothesis for KEI Countries: Panel Data Analysis

  • Burak Samet Özkan – Pamukkale University

7) The Impact of Fossil Fuel Energy Consumption on Arable Land: Granger Causality Analysis

  • Sultan Ercip– Pamukkale University
  • Esra Sapmaz– Pamukkale University
  • Sedanur Kaya – Pamukkale University

8) On the Path to Digitalization in Agriculture: Agriculture 4.0

  • Çağla Oduncular – Dokuz Eylül University
  • Tuğba Bozav – Dokuz Eylül University
  • Tansu Kartal – Uşak University

9) Monopolistic Competition and Technology

  • Tuğba Şevik – Pamukkale University

10) The Effects of Industrial Revolutions on Production Factors and Society

  • Burcu Balsever – Adnan Menderes University

1) Examining the Relationship Between the Amount of Urban Waste and Macroeconomic Determinants Using Panel Data Analysis: Example of OECD Countries

  • Hatice Şule Şama – Marmara University

2) Causality Relationship Between Gold and Bitcoin  

  • Dilara Duratimur – Pamukkale University
  • İlayda Türk – Pamukkale University

3) The Impact of Terrorism on Foreign Direct Investment and Portfolio Investment in Underdeveloped and Developing Countries Panel Data Analysis

  • Merve Çolakoğlu -Pamukkale University

4) Relationships Between Inflation and Growth and Their Uncertainties: The Case of Türkiye

  • Sevda Uçar – Pamukkale University

5) Examining Economies of Scale from a Globalization Perspective

  • Rahime İlhan – Kocaeli University
  • Beyzanur Aydın – Kocaeli University

6) The Effects of the Quality of Institutions on GDP

  • Selen Serenay Silvan – Eskişehir Osmangazi University

7) An Econometric Analysis of the Relationship Between Macroeconomic Variables and Inflation

  • Çiçek Koç – Recep Tayyip Erdoğan University

1) Testing Economic Growth of Türkiye and South Korea on Sophisticated Sectors: Time Series VAR Model Analysis of the Share of R&D and Agriculture in GDP (1960-2019)

  • Selen Serenay Silvan – Eskişehir Osmangazi University

2) Examining the Rationality of Investor Behavior Specific to Cryptocurrency in Turkey

  • Ebrar Yılmaz – Pamukkale University

3) Housing Prices and Gender Equality Index: An Application on 36 Districts of Istanbul

  • Büşra Aras – Yıldız Teknik University

4) Regional Perspective on Poverty and Income Distribution Inequality in Turkey

  • Nur Meral Değerli – Yıldız Teknik University

5) Eco-Innovative Solutions Based on Circular Economy Against the Ecological Crisis

  • Zilan Yusufoğlu  – Sakarya Uygulamalı Bilimler University

6) Factors Affecting Women’s Labor Force Participation

  • Kübra Yeşilyurt – Eskişehir Osmangazi University

7) The Relationship Between the Covid-19 Pandemic Process and Commodity Pricing: The Example of Türkiye

  • İbrahim Halil Ağas – Gaziantep University
  • Güven Atay – Hasan Kalyoncu University

1) Status Quo from an Institutional Economics Perspective

  • Halis Berk Aydın – Kırklareli University

2) The Future of the World in the Context of Different Dimensions of Inequality

  • Sude Ayvalıoğlu – Dokuz Eylül University

3) Financial Crises and Warning Systems Under the Financial Instability Hypothesis

  • Gizem Ülgü – Aydın Adnan Menderes University

1) The Impact of Trade Wars on BRICS Countries in the Context of International Protectionist Policies: Panel Data Analysis

  • İrem Yazıcı – Dokuz Eylül University

2) The Impact of Renewable Energy Use on Savings: Panel Data Analysis for Türkiye and EU Countries

  • Neriman Şaşoğlu – Gaziantep University

3) Financial Crises in the 21st Century: An Empirical Analysis of Financial Contagion

  • Muhammet Eyüp Gökçek – Dokuz Eylül University

1) Türkiye and EU Environmental Policy in the Global Warming Process

  • Sabinur Yerken – Ege University

2) Could Food and Climate Crises Lead to New Migration Routes? Projections in Light of Empirical Findings

  • Hüseyin Can Kök – Ege University

3) Effects of Covid-19 Pandemic on Commodity Market

  • İbrahim Halil Ağas – Gaziantep University

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