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[kurupetos]

have you seen the matron yet boy.

I don't see through corridors.

[Lordo]

have you seen the matron yet boy.

I don't see through corridors.

she seen you comin on a very long road

[Lordo]

economics terggish style.

[Kikapu]

This is more like Turkish style of economics, no?

Hey Lordo, I thought you said Turkey's economy today was better than last year!

Public workers’ wages up 3 pct, food prices up 14

While the average civil servant's wages rose a mere 3 percent over the last year, food prices saw a 13.9 percent increase in the same period, a recent report released by the Public Workers' Labor Union (Kamu-Sen) has shown.
In a press release issued Monday, Kamu-Sen president İsmail Koncuk shared the details of the report and warned of further deterioration in the economic well-being of public personnel.

Koncuk said the amount of veal that a public worker with an average wage can afford with his/her full salary slumped from 80.9 kilograms in 2014 to 67.5 kilograms in 2015.

The "yearly loss" of a civil servant has reached to 703 kilograms in onion, 391 kilograms in orange, 241 kilograms in tomato, 191 kilograms in potato, 181 kilogram in eggplant, 94 kilogram in strawberry and 8 kilogram of cheese, Koncuk maintained.

Retired public workers with a pension worth TL 1,400 in May last year, got only TL 1,442 in May of this year, the report said.

http://www.todayszaman.com/business_pub ... 81732.html

[Lordo]

if the food prices are rising that means the producers are makin more money. as terggy produces all her food

where did i make such a claim.

there was time when terggish lira was 3 million to the pound it is now 3 or so.

[Kikapu]

if the food prices are rising that means the producers are makin more money. as terggy produces all her food

where did i make such a claim.

there was time when terggish lira was 3 million to the pound it is now 3 or so.

Our friend Umit07 is correct. One does get a headache in trying to understand what you write and try to make any sense of it.

[Lordo]

funny how you never mentioned it till baby hope said it. how weak is your character man. very disappointing. and yet you are unable to stop reading my posts.

interesting i shall put this to dr lordo and see what he comes up with. this must be a new condition, perhaps we can name it kondisyon de lordo aka kdl

[Kikapu]

What, again??

Ohh dear, dear!

That makes exports are down 4 months in a row in 2015, just as same as the Turkish Lira!

Ohh dear, dear!

Turkey’s exports down by 9.8 percent in April

Turkish exports decreased by 9.8 percent in April compared to the same month in 2014, the Turkish Exporters’ Assembly stated on May 1.

Exports totaled $11.8 billion in April 2015 and overall at $48.9 billion after the first four months of the year, marking a decline of 8.1 percent, the assembly said.

Turkey’s total exports for the last 12 months stood at $153.5 billion, marking a 1.6 percent decrease compared to the previous 12 months.

http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/turkey ... sCatID=344

Oh, dear dear. That makes exports down 5 months in a row in 2015.

Turkey’s May exports down nearly 20 pct due to major strikes

A 19 percent drop in Turkish exports was primarily due to major strikes that took place at several large automotive factories, resulting in temporary halts in production, according to an announcement from the Turkish Exporters Assembly (TİM) on Monday.

Total exports slipped to $10.8 billion for the month, while automotive exports receded by a 27.4 percent margin, down to $1.48 billion in May. TİM said the industry sustained more than $500 million dollars in export and production losses.

http://www.todayszaman.com/business_tur ... 82307.html

[Lordo]

thats good workers are sticking up for themselves. and there you were saying terggy is backward.

[Kikapu]

thats good workers are sticking up for themselves. and there you were saying terggy is backward.

$500 million export loses does not add up to 20% export lost for May due to the strikes. The strike effect on the exports loses is used as a Red Herring. The main reasons are, despite the value of the TL going down on daily basis, Turkey cannot sell much of her goods abroad. Oh Gee, I wonder why?