Turkey's Economy Is in a Debt-Free Zone

Osky osdemi is a journalist working for bbc turkish in turkey's third largest ismea. She describes how people's lives are being affected on a day to day basis. The spiralling prices are hard to swallow for a nation that grows much of its own food. President urdawan insists that allowing the lirre to slide will help turkey sell more of its goods to other countries. Despite the acute hardship that a weakening currency and soaring prices are causing, turks are divided on the root cause of their financial woes.