Özet:

The developing countries with insufficient national savings rates have to give their resources open to their growth. The decision makers in these countries, which have a fragile structure with the given clear reason, remain between two sharp knives and often fail to develop a model of economic growth that will not give clear. In this study, which was conducted with the aim of testing whether there is a relationship between economic growth and currency transactions gap that forms a currency cycle from the developing countries, the IMF of Turkey's annual currency net currency (GDP) (Sabit prices, USD) and currency transactions gap (Millions of Dollars) figures were investigated the relationship between the variables. The Engle Granger and Johansen Integration Tests were implemented to identify the long-term relationship with the data. As a result of the detection of the series being combined in the long term, the Granger Cause Test was also applied through the VECM to test the short term causality and direction. According to the analysis, economic growth and trade gap have been identified as combined in the long term, and in the short term economic growth has been found as the cause of trade gap.