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Analysis reveals Türkiye's economic growth lacks sustainability and inclusiveness, suggesting policy improvements are needed.
This study develops a multidimensional index that includes sustainability and inclusiveness as well as quantitative measures to assess Türkiye's growth performance. The Sustainable and Inclusive Economic Growth (SIEG) Index brings together economic, social and sustainability indicators in a holistic framework. The index is built on ten variables, including education level, income inequality, labour force participation of women and youth, R&D expenditures, labour productivity and the share of renewable energy. The SIEG index created by using Principal Component Analysis was constructed with data covering the years 1992-2023. The results show that Türkiye's long-term growth has faced significant disruptions in terms of sustainability and inclusiveness, with a more pronounced structural transformation emerging after 2010. The study suggests that growth policies should emphasise qualitative and inclusive approaches rather than focusing solely on GDP. The SIEG Index provides a powerful decision support tool for policymakers.
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