Özet:

Regional income distribution analyses seek answers to the question of how the income generated in a country over a period is distributed between the regions of the country. Since the distribution of income is a process, it is important to determine which factors are affected by this process and to determine how the result of the process occurs. The parameters discussed in the income distribution analysis come per person. In the end of the period, the approximation of the units under the examination is defined as close, and the distance is defined as distant. The rise of the rich regions from the poor areas increases the unjustness in the income distribution. The factors influenced by this process and the results of the process are important policy entries. In the framework of this study, a consistent income distribution analysis for the literature for Turkey has been carried out and the dynamics of disruption or disruption in the income distribution arising for the period after 2004 have been identified.