BOUNDARIES OF BORDER TRADE IN ECONOMIC POLICY

This study aims to examine (cross-) border trade which is a necessity and a reality of global trade within economic policy. When the government wants to increase or decrease the border trade, it makes necessary legal arrangements and applies various economic policies. These implementations are within the scope of bilateral border trade agreements between countries and the borders established by international institutions. The inhabitants of the settlements close to the border gates and enterprises are parties to the border trade and try to increase their income through this trade. The importance of border trade in terms of economic policy has two dimensions: i-Economic policy aims at economic growth, low inflation and unemployment, fair income distribution, balance of payments, the fight against the black market, etc. ii-It should be determined which kind of economic policy instruments these objectives will be achieved. According to the capitalist order, although the decision-making body is accepted as a market in the solution of macro problems, in practice it is fixed with the experience that the state will be effective with various legal-political documents. Therefore. the means of economic control in the evolution of border trade spontaneously and necessarily outweigh rather than the monetary, financial, etc. policies.