Gül Yücel works as an Economist at Garanti – BBVA Research since June 2022. She holds a BA and MA degree in Economics from Bilkent University, Ankara.
Previously, she worked as an Economist at the Industrial Development Bank of Turkey where she was mainly responsible for doing research on topics in development economics, particularly gender equality and climate crisis.November 20, 2024
Growth outlook remained weak, while the demand indicators point to a slower-than-desired correction. Considering tight financial conditions and the gradual moderation in domestic demand, we expect the economic growth to reach 3.2% in 2024 but downside risks are increasing on our 2.7% growth forecast for 2025.
November 12, 2024
Tourism activities are highly dependent on weather conditions, and hence, vulnerable to the impact of climate change. Our analysis of Turkish tourism demand within the context of climate conditions points to possible changes in seasonality and quantity of tourism flows across provinces, depending on their tourism type.
November 11, 2024
Biodiversity loss is more complex than reducing greenhouse gas emissions regarding definition, measurement, and impact estimation. Thus, reaching agreements on protecting natural capital is even harder than for climate change, as seen at COP16, particularly on funding.
