Çağatay Başarır works as an academician at Bandirma Onyedi Eylul University, International Trade and Logistics Department. He has studies on financial markets, stock exchange markets, commodity markets and precious metals in the field of time series analyses, multi-criteria decision analysis and performance measurement. He instructs financial management, financial analysis, financial markets, international finance and portfolio management lessons both in graduate and undergraduate degree.

• Macroeconomy – Money and banking – Financial markets – Non-performing loans – Shadow banking operations – Profitability – Efficiency – US dollar exchange rate – Stock prices – Credit risk – Economic growth

Çağatay Başarır works as an academician at Bandirma Onyedi Eylul University, International Trade and Logistics Department. He has studies on financial markets, stock exchange markets, commodity markets and precious metals in the field of time series analyses, multi-criteria decision analysis and performance measurement. He instructs financial management, financial analysis, financial markets, international finance and portfolio management lessons both in graduate and undergraduate degree.

• Macroeconomy – Money and banking – Financial markets – Non-performing loans – Shadow banking operations – Profitability – Efficiency – US dollar exchange rate – Stock prices – Credit risk – Economic growth

Çağatay Başarır works as an academician at Bandirma Onyedi Eylul University, International Trade and Logistics Department. He has studies on financial markets, stock exchange markets, commodity markets and precious metals in the field of time series analyses, multi-criteria decision analysis and performance measurement. He instructs financial management, financial analysis, financial markets, international finance and portfolio management lessons both in graduate and undergraduate degree.

• Macroeconomy – Money and banking – Financial markets – Non-performing loans – Shadow banking operations – Profitability – Efficiency – US dollar exchange rate – Stock prices – Credit risk – Economic growth