Abstract
The latest financial crisis in Turkey during February 2001 was the most recent in a series of crises the country has experienced in recent years. In order to avoid, or at least dampen the effects of a financial crisis, it is crucial to have some type of early warning system. In an effort to help construct such a system, this study identifies the changes in the consumer price index and internal debt, as well as the ratio of the official exchange rate to the over-the-counter exchange rate, as factors that preceded the currency crisis of February 2001.
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