Some experts believe that Turkey's economic hardships are the results of bad management over the years which have made it reel under rising debt and they would not be resolved overnight despite a little relief could be expected in some indicators, such as inflation, in the coming months.
"Instead of identifying and addressing the problems, President Erdogan and his government prefers to blame external powers of disrupting the economy. In this regard, I am not very optimistic on the chances of solving the real problems," Yalcin Karatepe, a professor of economics at Ankara's political studies faculty told Xinhua.
Erdogan has repeatedly blamed speculators and foreign powers for sinking the country's economy, a rhetoric he reiterated once again on Tuesday during a speech in parliament.
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