What's Next for Turkey After Coup Attempt?

The transcript discusses the aftermath of a failed coup attempt in Turkey, focusing on President Erdogan's actions and their implications. In the short term, Erdogan is purging dissidents and consolidating power, which may lead to a shift towards a presidential system. Public support for Erdogan is complex, with some backing him due to historical military interventions. However, the coup's failure has also raised concerns about Turkey's economic stability and social cohesion, as fears of authoritarianism and capital flight grow.

What immediate action did President Erdogan take following the failed coup attempt?

• He sought international intervention.

• He called for new elections.

• He purged dissidents and opposition figures.

• He resigned from his position.

What is one potential mid-term effect of the failed coup attempt on Turkey's political system?

• A return to a parliamentary system.

• A decrease in Erdogan's popularity.

• A boost for Erdogan's push for an executive presidential system.

• An increase in military power.

How does the Turkish population generally react when elected politicians are victimized by the military?

• They demand military intervention.

• Their support tends to increase.

• They become indifferent.

• Their support tends to decrease.

What is a concern for overseas markets regarding Erdogan's vision of a 'new Turkey'?

• Increased foreign investment.

• Stable economic growth.

• Fear of a capital flight.

• Improved international relations.

What is a potential consequence of Erdogan's continued authoritarian actions?

• Strengthened democratic institutions.

• Economic prosperity.

• Further economic decline.

• Increased political freedom.