Executive Summary of R Analysis for Import Export

*We investigated import/export amounts, currency rates, inflation rates and customer price index changes from 2010 to April 2018.

*We mainly looked changes in the export import amounts, main sectors for export and import and possible correlations between export/import amounts between currency rates and inflation.

*When export sub-sectors are investigated for last 3 years, we saw that top 3 export subsectors are manufacture of motor vehicles and trailers, manufacture of basic metals and manufacture of textiles.

*When import subsectors are investigated for last 3 years, we saw that top 3 import subsectors are manufacture of basic metals, manufacture of chemicals and chemical products, mining and quarrying.

*A significant decrease in import is seen between 2014-2016, when we investigated currency rates for the same period, we saw that dollar currency #rate was increased dramatically which means that increases in currency rates have a decreasing impact over import amount.

*As an overall conclusion we can say that import amounts are always more than export amount which means there is a chronical foreign trade deficit problem, however foreign trade deficit is in a decreasing trend after 2013 except for 2017.