Subject: Failed Coup in Turkey Shouldn't Shake Markets
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Date: Mon, 18 Jul 2016 05:01:17 -0400 (EDT)

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Bloomberg View's newest columnist, Tyler Cowen, has good news for investors who were anxiously watching the news from Turkey. The economic effects of coups follow some predictable scripts. When an autocrat is deposed, history shows, the economy usually improves. When a democratically elected leader is forced out, economic growth generally slows. A situation like in Turkey is different though: Failed coups in democracies have had no observable economic effect. 
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