GlobalSource's Yesilada Sees Monetary Policy Losing

The transcript discusses the narrow election results in Turkey, highlighting the controversy over vote validity and the potential risks for economic policy and investor confidence. It examines Mr. Logan's economic stance, particularly his views on interest rates and inflation, and the impact of global trends on Turkey's economy. The discussion also covers the implications of constitutional changes, which could lead to a one-man regime, raising concerns about the lack of checks and balances and the future stability of Turkey's political and economic landscape.

In what ways could Mr. Logan's economic policies impact foreign investment in Turkey?

What are the potential consequences if Mr. Logan were to lose the 2019 elections?