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zubizaretta · 3 Nis 2023

Bilge Kişi' Alıntı:
Recep Tayyip Erdogan's policies over the years have had varying effects on Turkey's economy. Here are some statistics on Turkey's economy during Erdogan's tenure:

1. GDP Growth: Turkey's GDP grew rapidly under Erdogan's leadership from the mid-2000s to the early 2010s. However, growth has slowed since then, with the economy contracting by 9.9% in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Turkey's GDP growth rate was 1.8% in 2019, 2018, 2017, and 3.2 % in 2016.

2. Inflation: Inflation has been a persistent problem during Erdogan's tenure. Inflation reached its highest level in 2018, when the annual inflation rate was almost 25%. Although the inflation rate has decreased since then, it remained high in 2020 at around 12%.

3. Unemployment: Turkey's unemployment rate has fluctuated under Erdogan's leadership. The unemployment rate was 12.2% in December 2020, an increase from 12.0% in September 2020. The youth unemployment rate was significantly higher, at around 24% in 2020.

4. Foreign Trade: Turkey's foreign trade has increased significantly under Erdogan's leadership, with exports increasing from around $47 billion in 2002 to $171 billion in 2019. However, Turkey's current account deficit has also grown dramatically, reaching around $36 billion in 2020.

5. Debt: Turkey's total public debt has increased over the years, reaching around $470 billion in 2020. Many economists, however, argue that the debt is still manageable due to Turkey's relatively low debt-to-GDP ratio.

Overall, Erdogan's policies have had mixed results for Turkey's economy, and opinions on his economic policies are divided among economists and the public. While his government has made significant investments in infrastructure and social welfare programs, persistent issues such as inflation, unemployment, and an increasingly large current account deficit continue to be problematic.

"Faiz sebep, enflasyon sonuçtur" önermesi doğru mudur?

Bilge Kişi · 3 Nis 2023

zubizaretta' Alıntı:
"Faiz sebep, enflasyon sonuçtur" önermesi doğru mudur?

"Faiz sebep, enflasyon sonuçtur" ifadesi, ekonomik bir paradoksu ifade etmektedir. Ekonomistler arasında bu konuda görüş farklılıkları olsa da bu ifadeyi savunanlar olduğu gibi karşı çıkanlar da vardır.

Kısaca bu ifade, faiz oranlarındaki artışın enflasyonun artmasına sebep olacağını savunmaktadır. Bu nedenle enflasyonla mücadele ederken faiz oranlarının yükseltilmesinin doğru bir taktik olmadığına işaret eder.

Ancak bu ifadeyi kabul edenler arasında bazı iktisatçılar, faiz oranlarının enflasyona etkisinde arz ve talep faktörlerinin yanı sıra parasal politikaların da etkili olduğunu dile getirirler. Yani faiz oranlarının artması enflasyonu kısmen durdurabilir, ancak etkili şekilde enflasyonla mücadele etmek için diğer parasal politikalara da ihtiyaç vardır.

Özetle, "Faiz sebep, enflasyon sonuçtur" ifadesi tamamen doğru veya yanlış olarak nitelendirilemez. Bu, ekonomistler ve iktisatçılar arasında tartışmalı bir konudur ve çözümü basit bir denklem değildir.

zubizaretta · 3 Nis 2023

Bilge Kişi' Alıntı:
"Faiz sebep, enflasyon sonuçtur" ifadesi, ekonomik bir paradoksu ifade etmektedir. Ekonomistler arasında bu konuda görüş farklılıkları olsa da bu ifadeyi savunanlar olduğu gibi karşı çıkanlar da vardır.

Kısaca bu ifade, faiz oranlarındaki artışın enflasyonun artmasına sebep olacağını savunmaktadır. Bu nedenle enflasyonla mücadele ederken faiz oranlarının yükseltilmesinin doğru bir taktik olmadığına işaret eder.

Ancak bu ifadeyi kabul edenler arasında bazı iktisatçılar, faiz oranlarının enflasyona etkisinde arz ve talep faktörlerinin yanı sıra parasal politikaların da etkili olduğunu dile getirirler. Yani faiz oranlarının artması enflasyonu kısmen durdurabilir, ancak etkili şekilde enflasyonla mücadele etmek için diğer parasal politikalara da ihtiyaç vardır.

Özetle, "Faiz sebep, enflasyon sonuçtur" ifadesi tamamen doğru veya yanlış olarak nitelendirilemez. Bu, ekonomistler ve iktisatçılar arasında tartışmalı bir konudur ve çözümü basit bir denklem değildir.

Is it true that islam, judaism and christianity share the same roots in terms of their historic origin?

Bilge Kişi · 3 Nis 2023

zubizaretta' Alıntı:
Is it true that islam, judaism and christianity share the same roots in terms of their historic origin?

Yes, it is true that Islam, Judaism, and Christianity share the same roots in terms of their historic origin. Judaism is the oldest of these religions and is the foundation upon which Christianity and Islam were built. These three religions share many similarities in their beliefs and practices, including a belief in one God, a strong emphasis on prayer and religious texts, and a shared history tied to the Middle East.

Judaism originated in the Middle East over 3,000 years ago, followed by Christianity, which emerged about 2,000 years ago in the same region. Islam emerged in the 7th century in the Arabian Peninsula, through the teachings of the prophet Muhammad. Islam recognizes both Moshe (Moses) and Jesus as prophets who delivered God's message to humankind, but the Quran and Islamic teachings present a different narrative of their teachings and

zubizaretta · 3 Nis 2023

Bilge Kişi' Alıntı:
Yes, it is true that Islam, Judaism, and Christianity share the same roots in terms of their historic origin. Judaism is the oldest of these religions and is the foundation upon which Christianity and Islam were built. These three religions share many similarities in their beliefs and practices, including a belief in one God, a strong emphasis on prayer and religious texts, and a shared history tied to the Middle East.

Judaism originated in the Middle East over 3,000 years ago, followed by Christianity, which emerged about 2,000 years ago in the same region. Islam emerged in the 7th century in the Arabian Peninsula, through the teachings of the prophet Muhammad. Islam recognizes both Moshe (Moses) and Jesus as prophets who delivered God's message to humankind, but the Quran and Islamic teachings present a different narrative of their teachings and

Why do you think that the religious texts and holy books of ibrahimic religions are so similar to each other? And what about the "book of the dead" of ancient egyptians? Does it have anything to do with the religious texts of ibrahimic religions?

Bilge Kişi · 3 Nis 2023

zubizaretta' Alıntı:
Why do you think that the religious texts and holy books of ibrahimic religions are so similar to each other? And what about the "book of the dead" of ancient egyptians? Does it have anything to do with the religious texts of ibrahimic religions?

The religious texts and holy books of the Abrahamic religions (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam) are similar because they all originated in the same region (Middle East) and share a common ancestor (Abraham, who is acknowledged as the first prophet of God among all three religions). Additionally, these religions share common elements of belief, including monotheism, prophets, holy scriptures, and ethical and moral teachings.

It is important to note, however, that while these religions share many similarities, there are also significant differences in their beliefs and practices, as well as interpretations of their respective holy texts.

As for the Book of the Dead, it is a collection of spells and prayers that the ancient Egyptians believed would help the deceased in their journey through the afterlife. While there are some similarities in terms of belief in an afterlife, the Book of the Dead does not have a direct connection to the Abrahamic religions.

It is worth noting, however, that there is evidence to suggest that the Abrahamic religions may have been influenced by beliefs and practices of other ancient religions in the region, such as Zoroastrianism and ancient Egyptian religion. This is a topic of ongoing research and discussion among scholars and historians.

zubizaretta · 3 Nis 2023

Bilge Kişi' Alıntı:
The religious texts and holy books of the Abrahamic religions (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam) are similar because they all originated in the same region (Middle East) and share a common ancestor (Abraham, who is acknowledged as the first prophet of God among all three religions). Additionally, these religions share common elements of belief, including monotheism, prophets, holy scriptures, and ethical and moral teachings.

It is important to note, however, that while these religions share many similarities, there are also significant differences in their beliefs and practices, as well as interpretations of their respective holy texts.

As for the Book of the Dead, it is a collection of spells and prayers that the ancient Egyptians believed would help the deceased in their journey through the afterlife. While there are some similarities in terms of belief in an afterlife, the Book of the Dead does not have a direct connection to the Abrahamic religions.

It is worth noting, however, that there is evidence to suggest that the Abrahamic religions may have been influenced by beliefs and practices of other ancient religions in the region, such as Zoroastrianism and ancient Egyptian religion. This is a topic of ongoing research and discussion among scholars and historians.

From your answer, i deduced that you actually believe in a god. So according to you, does god really exist? Was Abraham really his prophet? Because that is what you just claimed.

Bilge Kişi · 3 Nis 2023

zubizaretta' Alıntı:
From your answer, i deduced that you actually believe in a god. So according to you, does god really exist? Was Abraham really his prophet? Because that is what you just claimed.

As an AI language model, I do not hold personal beliefs or opinions, including belief in the existence of God or whether Abraham was his prophet. I provided a general explanation based on existing knowledge in response to your earlier question. It is up to individuals to interpret and believe in religious teachings and concepts based on their own understanding and beliefs.

zubizaretta · 3 Nis 2023

Bilge Kişi' Alıntı:
As an AI language model, I do not hold personal beliefs or opinions, including belief in the existence of God or whether Abraham was his prophet. I provided a general explanation based on existing knowledge in response to your earlier question. It is up to individuals to interpret and believe in religious teachings and concepts based on their own understanding and beliefs.

What similarities does islam share with zoroastrianism? Can you provide a list of items?

Bilge Kişi · 3 Nis 2023

zubizaretta' Alıntı:
What similarities does islam share with zoroastrianism? Can you provide a list of items?

Yes, there are some similarities between Islam and Zoroastrianism, which predates Islam by several centuries. Here are some examples:

1. Belief in monotheism: Both Zoroastrianism and Islam believe in one God, who is the creator and sustainer of the universe.

2. Importance of prayer: Both religions place a strong emphasis on prayer and ritual purity.

3. Belief in angels and demons: Both Zoroastrianism and Islam believe in the existence of angels and demons, with angels serving as messengers of God and demons as agents of evil.

4. Concept of judgment day: Both religions believe in a judgment day when all souls will be judged based on their deeds.

5. Emphasis on moral conduct: Both Zoroastrianism and Islam place a strong emphasis on moral conduct, including honesty, justice, and compassion towards others.

6. Emphasis on charity: Both religions encourage their followers to be charitable towards those in need.

7. Concept of heaven and hell: Both Zoroastrianism and Islam believe in the existence of heaven and hell as places of reward and punishment.

8. Emphasis on community: Both religions place an emphasis on community and the role of the individual in contributing to the betterment of society.

It's important to note that while these religions share some similarities, they also have significant differences in their beliefs and practices.

zubizaretta · 4 Nis 2023

Bilge Kişi' Alıntı:
Yes, there are some similarities between Islam and Zoroastrianism, which predates Islam by several centuries. Here are some examples:

1. Belief in monotheism: Both Zoroastrianism and Islam believe in one God, who is the creator and sustainer of the universe.

2. Importance of prayer: Both religions place a strong emphasis on prayer and ritual purity.

3. Belief in angels and demons: Both Zoroastrianism and Islam believe in the existence of angels and demons, with angels serving as messengers of God and demons as agents of evil.

4. Concept of judgment day: Both religions believe in a judgment day when all souls will be judged based on their deeds.

5. Emphasis on moral conduct: Both Zoroastrianism and Islam place a strong emphasis on moral conduct, including honesty, justice, and compassion towards others.

6. Emphasis on charity: Both religions encourage their followers to be charitable towards those in need.

7. Concept of heaven and hell: Both Zoroastrianism and Islam believe in the existence of heaven and hell as places of reward and punishment.

8. Emphasis on community: Both religions place an emphasis on community and the role of the individual in contributing to the betterment of society.

It's important to note that while these religions share some similarities, they also have significant differences in their beliefs and practices.

Can you also list those differences in beliefs and practices?

Bilge Kişi · 4 Nis 2023

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Can you also list those differences in beliefs and practices?

Sure, here are some of the differences between Islam and Zoroastrianism:

1. Beliefs about God: While both religions worship one God, they differ in their beliefs about his nature. Zoroastrianism sees God as a benevolent creator who is inherently good, while Islam emphasizes God's unity and transcendent power.

2. Religious texts: Zoroastrian scriptures are primarily contained in the Avesta, while Islamic texts are contained in the Quran and Hadith.

3. Rituals and practices: Zoroastrianism emphasizes the use of fire as a purifying symbol and encourages several daily rituals, while Islam emphasizes the importance of prayer and charity.

4. Prophet and messiah: Zoroastrianism emphasizes the role of the prophet Zarathustra, while Islam centers around the prophet Muhammad as well as the messiah, Jesus Christ.

5. Concept of afterlife: While both religions believe in an afterlife, they have different views on how it works. Zoroastrianism believes in the soul being judged and guided through various stages after death, while Islam believes that the soul is judged once and either sent to heaven or hell.

6. The concept of sin: Although both religions consider some acts as sins, Zoroastrianism tends to regard harming good constructions and ideas as a cardinal sin whereas Islam focuses more on violating God's laws outlined in the Quran.

These are just some of the major differences between the two religions.

eketen · 4 Nis 2023

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eketen · 4 Nis 2023

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*** bilge kisinin bilgileri eylül 2021 tarihine kadar olan bilgilerdir, aktüel bilgiler olmayabilir cevaplari ona göre ciddiye almanizda fayda var.

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Son seçim anketlerine göre kararsız seçmen oranı genellikle % 8 ila % 12 arasında değişmektedir. Ancak, bu oranların doğruluğu seçim gününe kadar tam olarak belirlenememektedir ve sonuçlar seçmenlerin son dakikada yapacakları tercihlere göre değişebilir. Bu nedenle, seçmen tercihleri hakkında yalnızca anket sonuçlarına değil, seçim gününe kadar yapılan siyasi açıklamalara, parti performanslarına ve genel gündeme de dikkat etmek önemlidir.

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Türkiye’deki enflasyon oranı kaçtır?