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Türkiye İmalat Sanayinde Fiyat-Maliyet Marjları: Dönemler ve Sektörler İtibariyle Karsılastırmalı Bir Analiz

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  • Aslan, Alper
  • Kula, Ferit

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Oligopolistik yapıdaki yerel endüstriler, uluslar arası rekabetle karsılastığında daha rekabetçi davranmaya zorlanır. Bu süreç ise fiyat-maliyet marjlarının düsmesine ve çıktı seviyesinin artmasına neden olarak, yerel firmaların piyasa gücünü azaltacaktır. Bu makalede, iki haneli Türkiye imalat sanayi verileri ile panel veri ekonometrik teknikleri kullanılarak disipline edici ithalat hipotezi kamu ve özel sektör ayrımı ile test edilmis ve ithalat penetrasyonunun Türkiye imalat sanayi iki haneli kamu alt sektörlerinde 1966-2001 döneminde, piyasayı disipline etmede önemli bir rolü olduğu sonucuna varılırken, özel sektörde bu etki reddedilirken, özel sektörde ithalatın piyasası disipline etme hipotezi kabul edilmemistir

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Keywords: Fiyat-maliyet marjları; Đthalatın piyasayı disipline etme hipotezi;

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