SINCE TURKEY EMERGED from the aftermath of the 2001 currency crisis, it has made huge advances in attracting foreign investors. The economic and political stability of the country has revealed its investment potential, and the Turkish economy has grown at an average annual rate of 7.5% for the past six years. Inflation, which was above 50% at one point, is now at around 8%. Foreign direct investment was about $20 billion in 2006, and that figure is growing.
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