2002 Cilt 21 Sayı 2

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    The models of exchange rate determination
    (2002) Değirmen, Feride Öztürk
    During 1970s, three competing theories of exchange rate determination were developed: the flexible price monetary model, the sticky price monetary model, and the portfolio balance model. The aim of these models has been to give a plausible explanation to volatility in exchange rates, especially after the adoption of the flexible exchange rate system. The empirical findings of the models have not been supportive of the predictions of the models. The purpose of this paper is to analyze these theoretical models in a detailed form to evaluate whether they have been adequate in explaining volatility in exchange rates.
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    Quantitatıve methods to analyse the factors on thoughts of employees in tourism sector about their salary
    (2002) Sertkaya, Durdu; Kadılar, Cem
    This paper aims to reveal the opinions of the employees about their earnings in the tourism sector of Turkey according to sex, education level, type of learning the career and age. For this reason, we review how to use the quantitative methods like correspondence, homogeneity, nonlinear principal components, and nonlinear canonical correlation analysis to analyse the survey data.
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    The role of technological ınnovatıons in rising health care costs
    (2002) Köse, Seyid
    Despite the rising resources devoted to health care in various countries particularly in recent years, health services could not have been delivered at the extent of desired coverage and quality to the citizens. This paper examines the technology factor, considering the financial scheme of the sector, among various basic reasons of this fact what some of the current research argue. In this regard, the developments in health care sector in Turkey along with the OECD countries for this end are emphasized. Indeed, technology suppliers have charged the cost of investments in R&D in the sector from both own citizens and the technology importers. Consequently, Turkey as a technology importer should make a choice about the coverage extent in accessing to the technological advances in health sector for its citizens. In Turkey the studies related to planning and settling policies in health sector appear that they could not grasp neatly this phenomenon. This study aims at shedding some light on the matter so as to fill this void.