İktisat Bölümü / Department of Economics

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    Dijital Çağda Türkiye’nin İşgücü Yetkinlikleri ve Z Kuşağı
    (İKÜ Yayınevi, 2021) Erdil Şahin, Begüm; Özışık, Tuğba; 112240
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    Does Technology Bring Happiness? Evidence From Turkey
    (2022) Hamzaoğlu, Nazife Merve; Yolusever, Aras; 315872; 283333
    As the ultimate goal of life, happiness has remained the main focus in human history. Happiness economics has been recently one of the trending topics among researchers. As a main driver in the economic growth, technology is crucial in welfare level of economic agents. It is evident that daily life has been becoming more digitalized and technological advances directly and indirectly affect the life standards. In this sense, happiness of human being is also directly and indirectly affected by technological changes and they have an impact on life standards and daily routines. In this study, we aim to see the impact of technology on happiness in Turkey. Since there are few studies on this topic examining Turkey, we want to reveal the impact of technology on happiness level among Turkish citizens. To do so, we collected the data from World Values Survey (2017-2021) and analyzed the data collected from Turkey. Our results show that technological changes and scientific innovations do not have significant impacts on happiness in Turkey, but financial indicators do.
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    Gelecekte Ekonomi
    (İstanbul Kültür Üniversitesi, 2021) Kolektif; ed., Sinan Alçın; ed., Begüm Erdil Şahin; ed., Deniz Dilara Dereli; ed., Merve Hamzaoğlu; ed., İsmail Ertek
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    İktisadın Geleceği Üzerine Bir Keşif: Makine Öğrenmesi ve Büyük Veri Analizi
    (İKÜ Yayınevi, 2021) Hamzaoğlu, Nazife Merve; 315872
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    İstihdamın İnceldiği Yer: Kadın ve Gençler
    (2022) Alçın, Kerim Sinan; Şahanoğulları, Nazlı; 9467; 217408
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    Unpaid Work, Paid Work and Gender Inequality: An Analysis of Time Transfer Accounts for Turkey
    (Akademiai Kiado Zrt., 2024) ŞAHANOĞULLARI, NAZLI; Seçkin, Aylin; Georges, Patrick
    This paper provides a comprehensive assessment of the total (market and non-market) gender-based production and consumption activities of Turkish men and women at different stages of their life-cycle. Turkey, one of the few emerging economies within the OECD, offers an interesting case-study as its female labour force participation rate is one of the lowest among OECD countries. Our results show that time spent by Turkish women on household activities is, on average, 30 h a week, basically three times as much as men. In fact, the women-to-men time use ratio for unpaid work is roughly twice as much as the OECD average. We estimate that the monetary value of women unpaid household production exceeds 29% of GDP, while the corresponding estimate for men is around 8%. Using the concept of life-cycle deficit, we also show that Turkish men are dependent on housework undertaken by women over their entire lifetime, which is an almost unique feature in comparison to the European and OECD countries. Finally, unlike other OECD countries that have introduced disincentives to early retirement, Turkish men continue to retire early but retain their acquired habits of not sharing the burden of household work.