Turkey has 86 million population with 50% employment rate. Unemployment rate remains at 8-10%. EU is Turkey's largest economic partner, accounting for 40% of trade
Lack of transparency in AI systems obscures decision-making processes. AI systems can perpetuate societal biases through training data. Privacy risks arise from large data collection and analysis. Ethical dilemmas arise in decision-making contexts with significant consequences. Security threats increase with sophisticated AI technologies
Higher education and training lead to higher wages in industries. Skilled workers perform tasks more efficiently, increasing productivity. Differences in training levels significantly separate developed and developing countries. Education is viewed as an investment in human capital
Global economic growth forecast at 2.7% in 2024, up from 2.4% in January. US economy shows better-than-expected performance, avoiding severe downturn. Inflation expected to drop to 5.5% in 2024 from 11.1% in 2023. Higher interest rates and geopolitical tensions continue to challenge growth
Structural unemployment arises from the mismatch between worker skills and employer demands. It is one of three types of unemployment, alongside frictional and cyclical. It necessitates either migration or re-training, making it long-term and challenging to resolve
Labour economics studies wage labour markets and their dynamics. Labour is a commodity supplied by workers in exchange for wages. Labour markets function through interaction of workers and employers. Labour cannot be separated from its owner