The Criteria Effects of Fixed Capital Properties for Domestic Formation and The Case of Turkey After 2000

Abstract

The real (or fixed) capital properties have fairly important effects in the forming process of GDP and countries aim to catch the desired economic growth generally need more investment of fixed capital properties increasing the demand of reel properties. The criteria effects of these properties create different parametric values in the measured criteria for these countries. The criteria effects of reel properties in Turkey were taken up in the empirical frame work and they were interpreted in the last period after 2000. The demanded fixed capital properties for private and public sector connected with the parametric values that are in spite of their effects have been determined the small criterion effects can also manipulate the market dynamics that directly related to GDP.