Contemporary Issues in Economics, Public and Business Research

1. PART I. CHAP 1 • TESTING THE FELDSTEIN-HORIOKA HYPOTHESIS FOR INDIA: RALS UNIT ROOT AND COINTEGRATION TEST 2. PART I. CHAP 2 • NATIVE MIGRATION FORCED BY IMMIGRATION: THE TURKISH CASE 3. PART I. CHAP 3 • NEW ARCHITECTURE OF THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL SYSTEM 4. PART I. CHAP 4 • ANALYZING EXTERNAL DEBT INDICATORS FOR FRAGILE ECONOMIES 5. PART I. CHAP 5 • THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC DETERMINANTS OF OUTPATIENT MENTAL HEALTH CARE SERVICES UTILIZATION IN TURKEY 6. PART I. CHAP 6 • GOVERNMENT CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURES AND EMPLOYMENT NEXUS: A CASE OF BRICS-T COUNTRIES 7. PART II. CHAP 1 • DIDEROT WAS RIGHT: AN ANALYSIS ON THE DETERMINATION OF GROWTH PREFERENCE OF TURKEY 8. PART II. CHAP 2 • RENEWABLE ENERGY CONSUMPTION AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN OECD COUNTRIES: A PANEL DATA ANALYSIS 9. PART II. CHAP 3 • SUSTAINABILITY, CIRCULAR ECONOMY AND ECONOMIC GROWTH: THE NEW CHALLANGE 10. PART II. CHAP 4 • A DIALECTICAL ANALYSIS OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CAPITALIST MODE OF PRODUCTION AND WAR 11. PART III. CHAP 1. • BUSINESS GROUP AFFILIATION AND FIRM PERFORMANCE: EVIDENCE FROM TURKEY 12. PART III. CHAP 2. • COULD STOCK MARKET RETURN BE CORRELATED WITH THE PREVALENCE OF ANXIETY DISORDERS? 13. PART III. CHAP 3. • SLOWDOWN IN THE CAPITAL ALLOCATION EFFICIENCY IN G7 COUNTRIES