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What is Civil Liberties

Comparative Approaches to Old and New Institutional Economics
It is the state of being subject only to laws established for the benefit of the community, particularly with regard to freedom of speech and action.
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Is Turkey a Favorable Environment for FDIs?: Institutional Outlook to EU-Turkey FDI Flow
Memduh Alper Demir (University of Kastamonu, Turkey)
Copyright: © 2020 |Pages: 14
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-0333-1.ch009
Abstract
The aim of this chapter is to measure the impact of institutional variables such as economic freedom and democracy on foreign direct investment from the European Union to Turkey. In this framework, the author models institutional factors affecting foreign direct investments. The model includes economic freedom index, political rights, civil liberties of Turkey, and Gross Domestic Products of selected European countries. In theoretical part, the perspective of institutional economics on economic freedoms and democracy is discussed. A brief literature about the relationship between foreign direct investments and economic freedoms and democracy is revealed. Stochastic frontier analysis was used in the implementation to show the relationship between variables and efficiency of European countries' foreign direct investments to Turkey. Proposals for policy implication have been made in the conclusion part. This chapter shows civil liberties and economic freedom index have positive effect on foreign direct investments that supports institutionalists.
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Open Educational Resources and Student Engagement: The Use of In-Class Exercises to Enhance OERs in Introductory Political Science Classes
Individual rights protected by the Constitution. Examples include the freedom of speech, freedom from torture, and the right to privacy (implied).
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