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Ozan Bakiş
Prof. Dr.
Uluslararası Ticaret ve İşletmecilik
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bau.edu
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(16)
Basın / Medya
(1)
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(1)
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Keyphrases
Wage Inequality
100%
Quantile Estimates
100%
Returns to Education
100%
Social Return
100%
Education in Turkey
100%
Minimum Wage
64%
Nature of Interactions
50%
Social Networking
50%
Industrial Policy
50%
Social Networking Sites
50%
Personal Computer
50%
Smartphone
50%
Structural Change
50%
Digitalization of Society
50%
Upward Mobility
50%
Housing Prices
50%
Labor Reallocation
50%
Capital Reallocation
50%
TFP Growth
50%
Total Factor Productivity
50%
Quantile Regression
50%
Refugees
50%
Economic Growth
50%
Achievement Scores
50%
Transitional Dynamics
50%
Digital Society
50%
Income Redistribution
50%
Optimal Taxation
50%
Progressivity
50%
Tax System
50%
Intergenerational Educational Mobility
50%
Inequality Dynamics
50%
Informal Economy
50%
Financial Development
50%
Financial Sustainability
50%
Steady State
50%
Curbside Parking
50%
School Factors
50%
Middle Schoolers
50%
Student Test Scores
50%
Student-level Variables
50%
Minorities in Turkey
50%
Parking Fee
50%
Educated Workers
42%
Household Labor
42%
Digitalization Level
40%
Wage Distribution
35%
Skill-biased Technological Change
32%
Earnings Function
25%
Quantile Regression Model
25%
Social Sciences
Wage Structure
100%
Minimum Wage
64%
Tax System
50%
Redistribution of Income
50%
Upward Mobility
50%
Hospitality Sector
50%
Ottoman Empire
50%
Academic Achievement
50%
Personal Computer
50%
Population Censuses
50%
Informal Sector
50%
Industrial Policy
50%
Structural Change
50%
World War I
50%
Digitalization
50%
Mobile Phones
50%
Economic Growth
50%
Social Network
50%
Emerging Country
50%
Minority Groups
50%
Ethnic Origin
25%
Religious Group
25%
Religious Affiliation
25%
Educational Mobility
25%
Ethnic Group
25%
Variance
20%
Sociodemographics
20%
Fiscal Policy
16%
Tax Reform
16%
Nonlinear
16%
Wage Earner
16%
Labor Force Survey
15%
Labor Productivity
12%
Aggregate Labor Productivity
12%
Incentive System
12%
Productivity Change
12%
Quantitative Research
12%
Social Networking Site
12%
Achievement Tests
10%
Innovation Policy
10%
Environmental Policy
10%
Emissions Growth
10%
Arellano-Bond Estimator
10%
Achievement Score
10%
Women Students
10%
Parent Education
10%
Energy Consumption
10%
Carbon Dioxide
10%
Research and Development
10%
Educational Expansion
8%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Returns to Education
100%
Instrumental Variable Analysis
75%
Productivity Change
62%
Emerging Country
50%
Industrial Policy
50%
Structural Change
50%
Financial Development
50%
Tax System
50%
Income Distribution
50%
Public Service
50%
Pandemic
50%
Rents
50%
Labor Reallocation
50%
Tertiary Sector
50%
Economic Recession
50%
Unbundling
50%
Wage Structure
50%
Technical Change
32%
Median
25%
Research and Development
25%
Human Capital
25%
Externalities
25%
Segmented Labor Market
25%
Financial Economics
25%
Fiscal Policy
16%
Labor Productivity
12%
Aggregate Labor Productivity
12%
Minimum Wage Hike
7%
Labour Force
7%
Institutional Change
7%
Minimum Wage
7%
