Corruption and competition in Turkey
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2012
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The presentation reviews state participation in Turkey’s economy and the perception of corruption, which is seen as widespread in licensing, customs, and taxation. Hence, the presentation focuses on public procurement as a place to begin attempts at increasing transparency. As a major interface between public (politicians/civil servants) and private sectors (business people) there is a requirement for, and expectation of accountability.
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Theme of forum "The State as a Market Player or a Market-Power Broker?"
Meeting: 2012 Pre-ICN Forum on Competition and Development : The State as a Market Player or a Market-Power Broker?, April 17 2012, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Meeting: 2012 Pre-ICN Forum on Competition and Development : The State as a Market Player or a Market-Power Broker?, April 17 2012, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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COMPETITION, NETWORKS, STATE-RELATED FIRMS, ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES, CORRUPTION, GOVERNANCE, PUBLIC SECTOR, PRIVATE SECTOR, TURKEY, MIDDLE EAST, ACCOUNTABILITY, PUBLIC EXPENDITURE