certain vicinity. To explain basic economic regulations of the world in a homogeneous structure does not fit the economics nature. Even if economy is a process that can show diversified changes, behind these there are concrete reasons that effect long term economic programs that should not be missed, which is historical process. When researching a county's economy, the priority should be to state that country's historical elements. My opinion about economy is that it keeps logic for all world countries, even if it's technological developments.

When researching, a good way to follow is finding the facts of the existing geography, the effects of that geography or possible effects and comparing the country that I chose and the other countries of the same region, after connecting economy with its past. This helps us to make a judgement for the country's politics of economy, its productivity and earnings from these. After examining the subjective elements in its own region, then it will be easy to put a name to that objectivity.

The original speakers of the Turkish language lived in Central Asia. They were nomads

The Republic of Turkey is located at Southeastern Europe and Southwest Asia, bordering the Mediterranean Sea and Black Sea, between Bulgaria and Iran. Its is one of the few countries placed on two continents. Turkey's landmass is more than 780,000sq.km. The European and Asian sides are divided by the Istanbul Bogazi (Bosphorus), the Sea of Marmara, and the Canakkale Bogazi (Dardanelles). Anatolia is a high plateau region rising progressively towards the east, and is broken by the valleys of fifteen rivers including the Tigris and the Euphrates.

Although agriculture has become a less significant sector in the Turkish economy over a period of several decades, it still accounts for a relatively larger share of total output and employment than in many other countries. Turkey has a large agricultural resource base with potential to expand output, especially through increased crop yields. In the past, the government has intervened heavily in its agricultural sector through price supports, import protection. To increase food self-sufficiency and rural development provide the right nutrition, and affordable food has been adopted among government objectives.

There are economic differences between urban and rural areas. However the government is strengthening the agriculture resource base and expanding employment opportunities by upgrading local enterprises and attracting new industries. The focus of the policy is the development of the Southeastern Anatolian Project. Big firms and holdings have an eye on the agriculture sector. In spite of the increase in production and import and the uncertain agriculture politics, firms continue investing in it. The most important reason for this is despite of the uncertainty, the positive future outlook of the sector. Role of the Southeastern Anatolian Project (GAP) is very important in this decision. It is the biggest hope of the Turkish Agricultural Sector which has underdeveloped day-by-day because of the wrong political decisions. It is expected to have a boom in the agriculture sector when the GAP is finished in 2010.

The objectives for the development of the GAP region are, to increase the productivity and employment capacity in the Region, to organize economic and physical infrastructure in rural areas, to contribute to the national objectives of sustained economic growth, to reduce disparity between the region and other regions by increasing welfare levels in the Region.

Southeastern Anatolian Project, or GAP is the biggest development project ever undertaken by Turkey, and one of the biggest of its kind in the world. The integrated, multisectoral project includes thirteen major projects, which are primarily for irrigation and hydropower generation. The project envisions the construction of twenty-two dams and nineteen hydroelectric power plants on the Euphrates and the Tigris Rivers. The area to be irrigated accounts for 19% of the economically irrigated area in Turkey, and the annual electricity generation accounts for 22% of the country's economically viable hydropower potential. It is one of the most ambitious regional development projects ever attempted in the world. It covers, in addition to the irrigation and hydropower schemes, all the related social and economic sectors including transportation, industry, mining, telecommunications, health, tourism, and education.

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