Özet:

Employment and exports are the key macroeconomic variables that make up the basis of economic growth. Countries are trying to solve the problem of unemployment by increasing their production levels and, on the other hand, by obtaining currency income, they are aiming to increase the level of prosperity of society. In this study, the relationship between unemployment, export and economic growth was analyzed by the Granger causality test. The analysis included 7 countries called the E-7 countries (Brazil, China, India, Indonesia, Mexico, Russia and Turkey). In the analysis of the two different models established, the existence of inter-unity correlation was first tested by the Breusch-Pagan Lagranj shooter test. The sequence of the series was then determined by a multi-variant Dickey-Fuller test from the second generation unit root tests. The homogenity of the series was tested by Delta test and the J test developed by Hansen was used to determine the appropriate delay length. Finally, the causality relationship between the Dumitrescu Hurlin test and the series was analyzed. The Model 1 has seen the existence of one-way causes from employment to economic growth, while the Model 2 has seen the existence of one-way causes from economic growth to export.

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