Tevfik F. Nas is professor of Economics at The University of Michigan-Flint. His scholarly works include Cost-Benefit Analysis (1996), Economics and Politics of the Turkish Economy (1992) and Liberalization and the Turkish Economy (1988), and over 20 published articles on macroeconomic, public policy, and international issues in various journals, including the American Political Science Review, Russian and East European Finance and Trade Journal, and Contemporary Economic Policy.

• IllustrationsAcknowledgements1. Introduction2. An Overview of the Turkish Economy: 1920–803. Stabilization and Restructuring during the 1980s4. The Financial Crisis of 1994 and the April 5Austerity Plan5. Turkish Inflation6. The Crisis of 2001 and the Program for the Transitionto a Strong Economy7. Economic and Policy Environment before the 2002 General Election8. Macroeconomic Policies and Outcomes during the Post-2002 ElectionPeriod9. Turkey and the EU10. Starting the Accession Talks11. Prospects for Full Membership: A CommentaryBibliographyIndex

Tevfik F. Nas is professor of Economics at The University of Michigan-Flint. His scholarly works include Cost-Benefit Analysis (1996), Economics and Politics of the Turkish Economy (1992) and Liberalization and the Turkish Economy (1988), and over 20 published articles on macroeconomic, public policy, and international issues in various journals, including the American Political Science Review, Russian and East European Finance and Trade Journal, and Contemporary Economic Policy.

• IllustrationsAcknowledgements1. Introduction2. An Overview of the Turkish Economy: 1920–803. Stabilization and Restructuring during the 1980s4. The Financial Crisis of 1994 and the April 5Austerity Plan5. Turkish Inflation6. The Crisis of 2001 and the Program for the Transitionto a Strong Economy7. Economic and Policy Environment before the 2002 General Election8. Macroeconomic Policies and Outcomes during the Post-2002 ElectionPeriod9. Turkey and the EU10. Starting the Accession Talks11. Prospects for Full Membership: A CommentaryBibliographyIndex

Tevfik F. Nas is professor of Economics at The University of Michigan-Flint. His scholarly works include Cost-Benefit Analysis (1996), Economics and Politics of the Turkish Economy (1992) and Liberalization and the Turkish Economy (1988), and over 20 published articles on macroeconomic, public policy, and international issues in various journals, including the American Political Science Review, Russian and East European Finance and Trade Journal, and Contemporary Economic Policy.

• IllustrationsAcknowledgements1. Introduction2. An Overview of the Turkish Economy: 1920–803. Stabilization and Restructuring during the 1980s4. The Financial Crisis of 1994 and the April 5Austerity Plan5. Turkish Inflation6. The Crisis of 2001 and the Program for the Transitionto a Strong Economy7. Economic and Policy Environment before the 2002 General Election8. Macroeconomic Policies and Outcomes during the Post-2002 ElectionPeriod9. Turkey and the EU10. Starting the Accession Talks11. Prospects for Full Membership: A CommentaryBibliographyIndex