Published Jan 17, 2022
Paul Mcnamara on the Problem With Turkey, and the Attempt To Save the Lira
Paul McNamara dissects Turkey's inflation crisis, exploring the effects of lira depreciation, reliance on foreign currency, and the central bank's unorthodox policies. He evaluates the country's daring measures to stabilize the lira, questioning their sustainability amidst high volatility and government intervention.
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