Özet:

With globalization, national borders have begun to become transparent. This transparency also allowed foreign direct investments to disintegrate into the global economy. In particular, with low savings rates and therefore not having sufficient capital accumulation, direct foreign investments become more important for less developed and developing countries. In this context, less developed and developing countries are trying to attract more direct foreign investments into their own countries through their legal arrangements and their economic policies. In this study, Turkey was 2005.Q1-2019. Using three-month data covering the Q4 period, the effects of direct foreign investment (DYY) dollar currency (DLR), profit index (KE), growth (BUY), tax rate (VRG) and trade transparency (TA) variables were addressed. In the study, first of all, after the literature scan, the data that belongs to the variables to be used in the analysis was introduced. In the second phase, the methodology of the analysis that will be used to make economic predictions is provided. In the third phase, the findings of the model analyzed were revealed, and the findings were found. In the framework of the model created for Turkey, regarding the ratio values of independent variables, it appears that the most impact on foreign investments is derived from growth. In the second place, there are indirect taxes. Other variables that directly affect foreign investments are, respectively, the dollar currency, trade transparency and profit index. Among these variables, economic growth, trade transparency and profit index have a positive impact on foreign investments, while taxes and dollars have a negative impact on the currency.

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