2017
DOI: 10.23834/isrjournal.363157
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The Relationship Between Institutions and Economic Performance: Theoretical Framework

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“…The main economic objective represents government policies is usually to improve the real standard of living of the citizens. Economists use a wide group of economic indicators in order to judge whether if economic performance has improved or deteriorated (Daşbaşı et al, 2019;Çiçen, 2017). Yet, assessing a country's macro-economy performance faces many challenges, of which the most significant is the conflicting economic policy objectives (Güran and Tosun, 2005), for the economic policies have different objectives such as economic growth achievement, unemployment reduction, price stability, and payment balance.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The main economic objective represents government policies is usually to improve the real standard of living of the citizens. Economists use a wide group of economic indicators in order to judge whether if economic performance has improved or deteriorated (Daşbaşı et al, 2019;Çiçen, 2017). Yet, assessing a country's macro-economy performance faces many challenges, of which the most significant is the conflicting economic policy objectives (Güran and Tosun, 2005), for the economic policies have different objectives such as economic growth achievement, unemployment reduction, price stability, and payment balance.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%