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Does Ramadan Have Any Effect on Food Prices: A Dual-Calendar Perspective on the Turkish Data
The effects of a specific religious tradition on the food prices establish the central theme of this paper. In specific, I investigate whether the month Ramadan has any effect on food prices. I perform the analysis under two alternative calendar conventions, namely the Gregorian and Hijri calendars.
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