• Role of strategic interactions in corporate sustainability decisions: an empirical investigation 

  Soytaş, Mehmet Ali; Uşar, Damla Durak (Turkish Economic Association, 2017-01-01)

  There is a large amount of empirical literature on the relationship between corporate sustainability and corporate financial performance. However, the literature considers company-specific aspects affecting the link but ...

• Dynamic moral hazard with sequential tasks 

  Özener, Başak Altan (Elsevier, 2019-10)

  We study a sequential agency problem with hidden actions in an infinite horizon dynamic setting. The principal has a project that requires completion of two sequential tasks where the predecessor must be finished before ...

• The asymmetric impact of oil prices, interest rates and oil price uncertainty on unemployment in the US 

  Kocaaslan, B.; Soytas, U.; Soytaş, Mehmet Ali (Elsevier, 2020-02-01)

  In this study, we investigate the presence of asymmetric interactions between oil prices, oil price uncertainty, interest rates, and unemployment in a cointegration framework. Utilizing the nonlinear auto-regressive ...

• Domine edilen statükonun referans etkisi 

  Güney, Begüm (Okan Üniversitesi, 2018-05)

  Statüko, bir kişinin şu anki konumunu temsil eder. Çalışılan iş ve yaşanılan şehir statüko için verilebilecek örnekler arasındadır. Bir statüko, kendi seçilmese bile, diğer alternatifler arasındaki göreceli sıralamayı ...

• Corporate sustainability interactions: A game theoretical approach to sustainability decisions 

  Soytaş, Mehmet Ali; Uşar, Damla Durak; Denizel, M. (Elsevier, 2019-12)

  Recent global developments lead companies to include into their strategic plans not only economic sustainability but environmental and social sustainability as well. Companies have been investing in environmental and social ...

• A new estimation technique of sovereign default risk 

  Soytaş, Mehmet Ali; Volkan, Engin (Elsevier, 2016-12-27)

  Using the fixed-point theorem, sovereign default models are solved by numerical value function iteration and calibration methods, which due to their computational constraints, greatly limits the models' quantitative ...

• Costly switching from a status quo 

  Güney, Begüm; Richter, M. (Elsevier, 2018-12)

  We axiomatically characterize a theory of status quo-dependent choice where an agent faces switching costs that depend upon both the status quo and the alternative he switches to. In a choice problem with a status quo, the ...

• Sustainable development from millennium 2015 to sustainable development goals 2030 

  Halisçelik, E.; Soytaş, Mehmet Ali (Wiley, 2019-07)

  In modern economies, the advancement of well‐being of the citizens should be in an inclusive and sustainable way. In this respect, the sustainable welfare targets should exclusively include three main pillars: economic ...

• Intergenerational mobility and the effects of parental education, time investment, and income on children’s educational attainment 

  Gayle, G. - L.; Golan, L.; Soytaş, Mehmet Ali (Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Review, 2018-07-15)

  This article analyzes the mechanisms through which parents’ and children’s education are linked. It estimates the causal effect of parental education, parental time with children, and parental income during early childhood ...

• Estimation of dynastic lifecycle discrete choice models 

  Gayle, G. - L.; Golan, L.; Soytaş, Mehmet Ali (Wiley, 2018-11)

  This paper explores the estimation of a class of life‐cycle discrete choice dynastic models. It provides a new representation of the value function for these class of models. It compare a multistage conditional choice ...

• Aspiration-based choice 

  Güney, Begüm; Richter, M.; Tsur, M. (Elsevier, 2018-07)

  Numerous studies and experiments suggest that aspirations for desired but perhaps unavailable alternatives influence decisions. A common finding is that an unavailable aspiration steers agents to choose similar available ...

• Effectiveness of monetary policy: evidence from Turkey 

  Avci, S. B.; Yücel, Mustafa Eray (Springer International Publishing, 2017-08)

  An effective monetary policy framework is often viewed as a pre-condition for well-functioning financial markets. Yet measuring monetary policy effectiveness is not straightforward; it requires empirical work to understand ...

• Performance of inflation targeting in retrospect 

  Kose, N.; Yalcin, Y.; Yücel, Mustafa Eray (Springer International Publishing, 2016)

  Both inflation and inflation expectations declined considerably in the inflation targeting countries during the past two decades. The questions of whether this decline has actually been an outcome of inflation targeting ...

• Catching up or drifting apart: convergence of household and business credit in Europe 

  Bahadır, Berrak; Valev, N. (Elsevier, 2017)

  We provide evidence for convergence in the levels of household and business credit across European countries. The process is particularly strong for the transition countries that have a low initial level of private credit ...

• A comparison of optimal policy rules prior to and during inflation targeting: empirical evidence from Bank of Canada 

  Eksi, O.; Kaya Eksi, N.; Özlale, Ümit (Taylor & Francis, 2017)

  We examine policy rules that are consistent with inflation targeting (IT) framework in a small macroeconomic model of the Canadian economy. We set up an optimal linear regulator problem and derive policy rules to compare ...

• Credit decomposition and business cycles in emerging market economies 

  Bahadır, Berrak; Gumus, I. (Elsevier, 2016)

  This paper analyzes the differential effects of household and business credit dynamics on business cycles in emerging market economies. We first provide evidence that existing results relating credit expansions to economic ...

• Will a fat tax work? 

  Khan, Romana; Misra, K. (Wiley, 2016-01)

  Of the many proposals to reverse the obesity epidemic, the most contentious is the use of price-based interventions such as the fat tax. Previous investigations of the efficacy of such initiatives in altering consumption ...

• Accounting for age in marital search decisions 

  Akın, Nuray; Platt, Brennan C. (Elsevier, 2016-06)

  Spouse quality, measured by educational attainment, varies significantly with the age at which an individual marries, peaking in the mid-twenties then declining through the early-forties. Interestingly, this decline is ...

• Emerging market economies and the world interest rate 

  Bahadır, Berrak; Lastrapes, W. D. (Elsevier, 2015-11)

  We use a Factor Augmented VAR model to estimate the dynamic responses of interest rates in emerging market economies to the ‘world’ interest rate, which we extract from a dynamic factor model of yields in industrialized ...

• The reset inflation puzzle and the heterogeneity in price stickiness 

  Kara, Engin (Elsevier, 2015-11)

  New Keynesian models have been criticised on the grounds that they require implausibly large price shocks to explain inflation. Bils et al. (2012) show that, while these shocks are needed to reduce the excessive inflation ...

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