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The hidden economy has attracted considerable
attention from not only economists but also
politicians for more than three decades. The hidden
economy has been used as a catchphrase and cited as
a (main) cause of several economic and social
problems. Nevertheless, no concrete answers for its
size and connection with other economic variables
are established. This book addresses these issues to
some extent. It estimates the size of the hidden
economy in Turkey using the Randomized Response
Technique and the MIMIC model and takes a critical
look at the estimates from a variety of methods. It
also develops a latent-variable model framework for
corruption. This differs from the conventional ways
to measure corruption. It then links corruption to
the hidden economy and finds a positive relationship
between the two unobserved variables. The book in
its last chapter reconsiders Blanchard-Quah
decomposition and compares the results of the model
with total output (hidden plus official) with those
of the model with just official output. It concludes
that the existence of the hidden economy has little
impact on the demand management policies to take
effect.
attention from not only economists but also
politicians for more than three decades. The hidden
economy has been used as a catchphrase and cited as
a (main) cause of several economic and social
problems. Nevertheless, no concrete answers for its
size and connection with other economic variables
are established. This book addresses these issues to
some extent. It estimates the size of the hidden
economy in Turkey using the Randomized Response
Technique and the MIMIC model and takes a critical
look at the estimates from a variety of methods. It
also develops a latent-variable model framework for
corruption. This differs from the conventional ways
to measure corruption. It then links corruption to
the hidden economy and finds a positive relationship
between the two unobserved variables. The book in
its last chapter reconsiders Blanchard-Quah
decomposition and compares the results of the model
with total output (hidden plus official) with those
of the model with just official output. It concludes
that the existence of the hidden economy has little
impact on the demand management policies to take
effect.