was defeated (Turkey, 1991, pp. S5-S7). Although no single ?
@ 7 a4 ??political party elected a majority of the parliament, a coalition ?
government was formed by the True line Party, with the highest ?
number of seats in parliament, and the Social Democrats, with the ?
third close to parliamentary seats. Four of the five political ?
parties represented in the current Turkish parliament state that ?
they are perpetrate in principle to a free-market economy, ?
although only the Motherland Party attaches no conditions to such ?
Since 1959, the scotch policy of successive Turkish ?
governments has been shaped around the objective of Turkish ?
membership in the European Economic Community (Pittman, 1989, ?
169). This objective has been actively engage in the face of ?
strong opposition within the Turkish population, and within the ?
environment of a European reaction that is imperturbable to the idea at ?
best. The almost single minded economic orientation of ?
successive Turkish governments has led to economic hesitation and ?
a neglect of more attainable economic objectives. By the year ?
2000, Turkey's population is projected to be larger than that of ?
some(prenominal) country now in the European Community, and Turkey
agricultural products for export to Turkey.
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