This book provides in-depth analyses of the Turkish and world economy by compiling various academic studies in the field of modern macroeconomics. The book includes studies focusing on key economic issues such as economic growth, unemployment, financial development, tourism, energy consumption and globalization. Each chapter examines a different economic or policy outcome, showing how economies at the international and domestic scales are affected.

The book begins with a study of Turkey's female labor force profile and analysis. It then moves on to an analysis of youth unemployment in the European Union and Turkey. Next, the impact of the rule of law and control of corruption on economic growth is analyzed. Topics such as the impact of tourism revenues on economic growth, indicators of financial development and the relationship between renewable energy consumption and economic growth are also included in the book.

The book also deals with economic dynamics in Turkey, such as the impact of economic growth on population and cultural economy, green economic growth and the performance of the Turkish economy.Broader analyses such as the impact of economic growth on inflation, urbanization and the interpersonal social globalization index are also presented.

The final chapters of the book examine the relationship between tourism, trade openness and economic growth through the case of the BRICS-T countries and analyze the impact of global volatility indices on Turkey's default premiums. The book also provides an international perspective, including comparative analysis of macroeconomic performance and the impact of market linkages on the G7 economies.

Academic Analyses in Macroeconomics brings together modern economic theories and their practical applications as a valuable resource for economists, academics and policymakers.By covering both theoretical foundations and applied analysis, the book provides readers with the necessary tools to understand economic complexities.