THE IMPACT OF OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES ON PRODUCTIVITY UNDER TURKISH PREMIER OZAL'S NEW INDUSTRIAL POLICY
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1987Keywords
Production management -- Turkey.Industrial productivity -- Turkey.
Industries -- Turkey.
Turkey -- Economic policy.
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The University of Arizona.Rights
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This thesis is an introductory research study on the impact of operations management techniques on productivity under Turkish Premier Turgut Ozal's industrial policy. The effectiveness of opening up the economy to international competition has been analyzed by comparing the present industrial productivity to the productivity figures before Premier Turgut Ozal. The evaluation is done through four major areas: quality, operations research techinques, inventory and manpower planning. The final chapter gives a summary of the findings and suggests that competition most likely has helped Turkish industry increase their productivity in these four areas.Type
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M.S.Degree Level
mastersDegree Program
Graduate CollegeManagement Information Systems