@article{2020,title={Capital Accumulation with the Effect of State Swot Analysis on Turkey (2011-2018)},abstractNode={Capital formation is a growth indicator of economies. Countries reveal their level of development according to the size of private capital. GDP amount in a country there is theresult of capitalmobility. Looking at the developed economies, the weight of international companies will be seen. For example, the majority of the companies listed in the list of 500 companies’ world wide, which are announced annually, are companies from developed countries. These companies appear to be more than a lot of countries turn over. Every country wants private companies to grow and it has to develop policy. In developed countries, the source of capital accumulation is international trade. Because companies produce not only to their own countries but also to sell to the world. A long with the increase in production, employmental so increases, foreign trade increases in favor of exports, and growth is observed in many macro economic indicators. Another way in capital accumulation is to sell what they produce to the largest buyer state. In this way, the growth in the country can be realized and the accumulation of capital can be positively affected. This method is a valid way of capital accumulation for all countries. When we look at the history of Turkish economics, it will be seen that the state has an impact on capital accumulation from there public an era to the present day. In other words, it can be said that there is public support in the growth of many established companies today. Companies growing by feding from the state have under taken important missions in the country's economy. During their establishment period, they produced alternative domestic production for many foreign products, and they showed imports that decreased imports and increased exports.},author={Şahin ÇETİNKAYA},year={2020},journal={Journal of History School}}