Exporters complain about the exchange rates, and they think that if the exchange rates increase, the country will earn more.
So is it true? It's partly true, but the bigger picture is wrong.
Turkey's share of the world economy for the last 300 years has always been the same %1. Don't pay attention to the words, we are grown up, we are flying, there is progress but then we are back to the beginning again.
We are still trying to sell tomatoes, iron, steel and textile products, but we are still very weak in the high value-added, technological products we need to sell. The share of our proud defense industry in total exports is %2.5, think about the rest.
It is necessary to produce high value-added, technological products and export them.
