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Analysis of Covid-19 Pandemic Data According To the Countries Including in the Human Development Index by Using Clustering Analysis K-Average Method
(int Journal Contemporary Economics & Administrative Sciences, 2021) Kanberoglu, Zafer; Gorur, Cetin; Yildirimcakar, Ibrahim; Turkmenoglu, Mustafa
One of the important disasters of the 21st century is the Covid-19 pandemic that started in China in December 2019 and spread all over the world in a short time. The Covid-19 pandemic, which started as a health problem, continues to deeply affect all structures of the countries with its economic and social dimensions. Although there is a parallelism between the development level of the country and its success in combating the pandemic, differentiation is observed from time to time. Within the scope of this study, Covid-19 pandemic data will be obtained by country and will be analyzed using the Cluster analysis K-Average Method. The sample of the study will be forty countries in total, including ten countries in eachcategory, in different developmentcategories in the United Nations human development index. In the first stage of the cluster analysis to be used in the study, the variables of total cases, daily cases, total deaths and daily deaths belonging to countries; In these cond phase, total cases per million, daily cases per million, total deaths per million and deaths per million will be used. It will be analyzed whether the variables used in the said stages make a meaningful clustering. In this context, it will be revealed whether countries are in the same cluster according to their level of development in the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Role of Selected Tax Types on Foreign Direct Investment: The Case of Oecd Countries
(Maliye Bakanligi, 2021) Yildirimcakar, Ibrahim; Gorur, Cetin; Kanberoglu, Zafer
In this study, the interaction between foreign direct investment and tax on international trade, tax on income, profits and capital gains and tariff rate is based on annual data from 36 OECD countries covering the years 1995-2019 were examined by Westerlund (2007) panel cointegration test. What makes the study different from previous studies is that it tries to determine the effect of different tax types on foreign direct investment. According to econometric findings, there is a long-term negative relationship between foreign direct investment and tax on international trade, tax on income, profits and capital gains and tariff rate.