economy

             Economy is a science including many changeable subjects when researching in a
             certain vicinity. To explain basic economic regulations of the world in a homogeneous structure does not fit the economics nature. Even if economy is a process that can show diversified changes, behind these there are concrete reasons that effect long term economic programs that should not be missed, which is historical process. When researching a county's economy, the priority should be to state that country's historical elements. My opinion about economy is that it keeps logic for all world countries, even if it's technological developments.
             When researching, a good way to follow is finding the facts of the existing geography, the effects of that geography or possible effects and comparing the country that I chose and the other countries of the same region, after connecting economy with its past. This helps us to make a judgement for the country's politics of economy, its productivity and earnings from these. After examining the subjective elements in its own region, then it will be easy to put a name to that objectivity.
             The original speakers of the Turkish language lived in Central Asia. They were nomads who converted to Islam. Turkish nomads expanded westward under the leadership of the Seljuk family of sultans. Their forces were unlike what is ordinarily thought of as an army. They soon raided the Byzantine Empire and opened Anatolia to Turkish settlement. Many other people, such as, Greeks, Kurds, and Armenians lived here too. They soon adopted the Turkish language and converted to Islam and became Turks themselves.
             A military leader, Osman, founded the Ottoman Empire at the end of the thirteenth century. They conquered Europe, Asia, and Africa. By 1556, the Ottoman Empire stretched from the borders of Poland in the North, to Yemen in the South, and from near Venice in the West, to Iran in the East. The Otto...

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