Determination of saving behavior can be sought as a main issue for economies and can be handled with an extensive perspective regarding the relation between other macro economic policy variables. In this paper, saving rate in Turkey with age structure dimension is examined. As economic theory supports, age explains savings rate. Within the context probable long run relation between them is based on Modigliani’s Life-cycle Model and in trying to shed light on the relation, cointegration tests were performed. The test results verify the relation and the empirical findings hold with life-cycle hypothesis of savings. That means, in Turkey, while stating any regulation to affect saving level, age structure influences are needed to be regarded
This paper tests the life cycle hypothesis that private saving rises with a higher percentage of wo...
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This study investigates the effects on private saving rates of a number of policy and non-policy var...
The Turkish macroeconomic experience since 2002 has been characterized by three striking trends: (1)...
A cross-sectional analysis of income, consumption and saving behavior of Turkish household This pape...
This study analyses the micro-foundations of the saving behaviour in Turkey, looking for a humpback ...
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Life cycle savings is proposed as one explanation for much of the increase in savings and economic g...
Earlier empirical studies found that age dependency rates have a negative effect on saving, but they...
While the empirical evidence tends to support some predictions of the life-cycle theory,...
The global saving glut hypothesis points out that the aging population in industrial countries and ...
While earlier empirical studies found a negative saving effect of old-age dependency rates without c...
Yaşlanan nüfus gelişmiş ülkelere has bir durum gibi görünmekle birlikte aslında tüm ülkelerin geçirm...
This paper is trying to examine the impacts of the dependency rate on per capita GDP growth of Myanm...
This paper tests the life cycle hypothesis that private saving rises with a higher percentage of wo...
In this paper the effects on aggregate consumption of changes in the age distribution of the populat...
This study investigates the effects on private saving rates of a number of policy and non-policy var...
The Turkish macroeconomic experience since 2002 has been characterized by three striking trends: (1)...
A cross-sectional analysis of income, consumption and saving behavior of Turkish household This pape...
This study analyses the micro-foundations of the saving behaviour in Turkey, looking for a humpback ...
In this paper I estimate age-saving profiles from micro data in six countries (Italy, Japan, Tai-wan...
In this study, we examined the macroeconomic effects and welfare implications of the new voluntary s...
Life cycle savings is proposed as one explanation for much of the increase in savings and economic g...
Earlier empirical studies found that age dependency rates have a negative effect on saving, but they...
While the empirical evidence tends to support some predictions of the life-cycle theory,...
The global saving glut hypothesis points out that the aging population in industrial countries and ...
While earlier empirical studies found a negative saving effect of old-age dependency rates without c...
Yaşlanan nüfus gelişmiş ülkelere has bir durum gibi görünmekle birlikte aslında tüm ülkelerin geçirm...
This paper is trying to examine the impacts of the dependency rate on per capita GDP growth of Myanm...
This paper tests the life cycle hypothesis that private saving rises with a higher percentage of wo...
In this paper the effects on aggregate consumption of changes in the age distribution of the populat...
This study investigates the effects on private saving rates of a number of policy and non-policy var...