CLEAN : Advisor: constitutional changes don't serve Turkey

The video discusses Turkey's political and economic landscape, focusing on the potential outcomes of a referendum. It highlights economic dissatisfaction, investor reactions, and Turkey's relations with the EU. The critique of the proposed presidential system and governance issues are explored, emphasizing the challenges facing Turkey's economy and political stability. The referendum's implications for Turkey's future and potential global impacts are also analyzed.

What is the primary reason voters are not focusing on economic improvements in Turkey?

• Investors are not interested in economic outcomes.

• The government has resolved all economic issues.

• Economic issues are ranked lower in voter concerns.

• Economic improvements are not significant.

How are investors reacting to the potential outcomes of the Turkish referendum?

• They are heavily investing in Turkish markets.

• They are indifferent to the referendum outcomes.

• They are cautiously optimistic about a 'yes' outcome.

• They are withdrawing investments due to uncertainty.

What percentage of Turkey's foreign direct investment comes from the EU?

• 85%

• 75%

• 65%

• 50%

What is the critique of the presidential system in Turkey according to the transcript?

• It is considered pure propaganda.

• It will enhance economic growth.

• It will improve Turkish stability.

• It is based on empirical research.

What is a potential consequence of the referendum and early elections in Turkey?

• Delay in economic adjustment.

• Resolution of governance issues.

• Immediate economic recovery.

• Strengthening of EU relations.