Emre Deliveli

Reporter

Emre Deliveli wrote for Turkey's Hurriyet Daily News (http://bit.ly/1YbGzkX) from 2008 to 2015 before becoming a Turkish press casualty (http://bit.ly/1j0f9yC). He continues to write opeds on the Turkish economy and politics (with an economics twist) for various outfits. He has worked at Citi, Ankara think-tank TEPAV, the World Bank, OECD, McKinsey and the Central Bank of Turkey. He holds a BA and PhD from Yale and Harvard, in Economics.

The Turkish Crisis: A Shakespearian Economic Tragedy

Unless you were abducted by aliens, and just returned to Earth after being their lab rat human for several months, you’d know that Turkey is going through a major economic crisis. The lira dollar exchange rate, which was 4 at the end of April, has “stabilised” around 6 after hitting 7 earlier last week. The […]