In 2001, the Turkish economy collapsed in an extensive crisis also known as “Black Wednesday”, the most impactful economic crisis in the modern Turkish history. The overnight interest rates rose up to as high as 7,500%, stock prices plummeted by approximately 15% and many were left without a job. Political instability, extensive domestic capital outflow,
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Over the years, the traditional method of doing business has been design, advertise, and hopefully sell your product. Recently, some brands are turning towards a new marketing strategy, experience marketing, by focusing on providing a stellar brand experience to customers instead of sticking to what is traditional. Brand experience, simply put, is a complete bundle
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It is common for the Turkish government, and numerous governments worldwide, to use foreign policy as a tool of domestic policy. A mildly interested citizen could notice how politicians change their tones dramatically on polemical subjects within notably short time frames, tailored to their current political agenda. I find that this take on propaganda works
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On December 20th, 2017, after the passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, the federal corporate tax rate is now reduced to a flat rate of 21%, effective as of January 1st, 2018 in the United States. This is the largest tax cut in the bill, with the top rate being previously at 35%.
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