Comparative analysis of socio-economic development levels of Ukraine and the Republic of Turkey within eurointegration

Keywords: socio-economic development, growth, export, import, integration, trend, analysis

Abstract

The article considers the levels of socio-economic development of Ukraine and the Republic of Turkey;  analyzes main demographic indicators; carries out a comparative analysis of GDP growth rates of Ukraine and the Republic of Turkey: nominal, according to purchasing power parity, per capita. The research determines dynamics and prospects of social and economic development of Ukraine and the Republic of Turkey; shows the periods of GDP decreasing and increasing of the countries. Within the European integration of Ukraine and the Republic of Turkey the author analyzes the levels of economic development with the countries of European Union according to the following criteria as GDP and GDP per capita. According to the World Bank methodology, the author analyzes which group of countries, according to the level of economic development, the states belong to

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Published
2018-04-17
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How to Cite
Kovalenko, R. (2018). Comparative analysis of socio-economic development levels of Ukraine and the Republic of Turkey within eurointegration. The Journal of V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University. Series: International Relations. Economics. Country Studies. Tourism, (7), 48-54. https://doi.org/10.26565/2310-9513-2018-7-07