Simsek Rules Out Elections Before 2019 on Erdogan Promise

The transcript discusses Turkey's economic and political landscape post-referendum. It highlights the government's plans for structural reforms, political stability, and economic growth. The potential impact of a referendum on the death penalty and its implications for EU relations are also addressed. Additionally, the Turkish Central Bank's monetary policy and its role in maintaining economic stability are discussed.

What is the Turkish government's approach to managing inflation and monetary policy?

How has Turkey's economic resilience been attributed to its macroeconomic policies?

What changes in governance and representation are expected in Turkey's future?