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AUBG Faculty Bibliography: Erdinc, Didar

Didar Erdinc

Professor 

Economics Department 

  Erdinc, Didar

  BAC 310

  +359 73 888 486

  didar@aubg.edu

  https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2343-5483

  6507745983

   ETN-4193-2022

  Google Scholar

Bibliography

Chapters in Monographs

Erdinç, D. (2013). Monetary transmission and bank lending channel under the currency board: The case of Bulgaria, 1999-2010. In Y. Nishiyama (Ed.), Monetary Policy: Roles, forecasting and effects (pp. 161–192). Nova Science Publishers.

Erdinç, D. (2002). Economic situation of Turks and Pomaks during Bulgarian transition. In C. H. Guzel, K. Cicek, & S. Koca (Eds.), Turkler (Vol. 20, pp. 394-400). Yeni Turkiye Publications.

Journal Articles

Erdinç, D., & Mitic, L. (2019). Foreign Bank Penetration and Bank Lending Channel in Emerging and Developing Countries, 2000-2014. Eurasian Journal of Economics and Finance, 7(2), 1-18. https://eurasianpublications.com/Eurasian-Journal-of-Economics-and-Finance/Vol.7-No.2-2019/EJEF-1.pdf

Erdinç, D., & Gurov, A. (2016). The effect of regulatory and risk management advancement on non-performing loans in European banking, 2000–2011. International Advances in Economic Research, 22(3), 249–262. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11294-016-9591-y

Erdinç, D., & Milovanska, S. (2015). The Dutch disease, financial development and economic growth in the manufacturing sector: A comparative analysis between Norway and the United Kingdom. Journal of International Finance and Economics, 15(1), 45–66.

Erdinç, D., & Abazi, E. (2014). The determinants of NPLs in emerging Europe, 2000-2011. Journal of Economics and Political Economy, 1(2), 112–125. 

Erdınç, D. (2010). Does a credit boom increase bank fragility?: Transitional challenges in Bulgarian banking, 1999-2008. Eastern European Economics, 48(3), 68-87.

Erdınç, D. (2009). From credit crunch to credit boom: Transitional challenges in Bulgarian banking (1999-2006). Problems and Perspectives in Management, 7(1), 152-165. http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/summary?doi=10.1.1.531.1709

Erdınç, D. (2003). Bank performance and credit availability in the Bulgarian banking sector, 1997-2001. Journal of East-West Business, 9(3-4), 137-161.

Erdınç, D. (1999). Currency board alone in no panacea for Bulgarian economy. American Chamber of Commerce in Bulgaria Magazine, 33(9).

Conference Proceedings

Gurov, A., & Erdinc, D. (2014). Competition and risk management practices in the Bulgarian banking system. In International Interdisciplinary Business-Economics Advancement Conference (IIBA 2014), July 16-19, 2014, (pp. 79–80). Istanbul: Turkey.

Erdinç, D., & Zankina, E. (2013). Only an EU Apart: Bulgarian-Turkish economic and political relations in the post-accession period. In A. Lőrincz (Ed.), The Balkans Dialogue: Conflict Resolution and EU Accession Politics in the Balkans and Turkey (pp. 273–292). Budapest: Institute for Cultural Relations Policy.

Erdınç, D. (2008). Determinants of foreign direct investment patterns: A panel comparison of Turkey with the New European member states (the Central and Eastern Europe). In 4th International Conference on Business, Management, and Economics (ICBME’08). Cesme: Turkey.

Erdınç, D., & Dorobantu, L. (2008). Workers’ remittances and growth in Central and Eastern Europe. In 9th Econometrics and Statistics Symposium (EISEMP). Malatya: Turkey.

Erdınç, D. (2007). Suboptimality of the Friedman rule under credit market imperfections. In 3rd International Conference on Business, Management and Economics. Izmir: Turkey.

Erdınç, D., & Greenberg, E. (2002). Resolving issues of multi-culturalism and ethnic prejudice: The case of Bulgaria. In International Conference of the Global Business and Technology Association. Istanbul: Turkey.

Erdınç, D., & Greenberg, E. (2001). Corporate culture in transition: Survey evidence from Bulgaria. In International Conference Proceedings. Istanbul: Turkey.

Book Review

Erdınç, D. (2008). [Review of the book The economic performance of the European Union: Issues, trends and policies, by A. Rusek, L. Lacina, & J. Fidrmuc].