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Hello, my dear friends, let's go to the third session of Fundamentals together. Don't forget to like and subscribe and do things like that. So far, we have learned what the most important task of the central bank is, what the dual goals of the central bank are, what tools the central bank has at its disposal to achieve

these goals using those tools, and we have learned which of these goals has a higher priority and is more important for the central bank. Now I would like to discuss the topic a little more with each other so that we can have a deeper understanding of these topics. We said, "Dear friends, I will erase this mistake." We said that we can compare the economy

to a three-legged table, or a three-legged table, and whenever any of these legs is about to deteriorate, it becomes shorter or taller than the other legs. The central bank comes to the aid of this economic table and tries to align these pillars with each other so that the surface of this table is actually flat and usable,

and can create a stable environment where investors can gather around it and continue their economic activities with peace of mind . Now, there is something important I would like to talk to you about. Dear friends, in these first sessions, when we talk about important points or explain a series of definitions to you, and it is very

important to me that you keep these definitions in mind. We will be dealing with them a lot in the future. In fact, these are the principles of our fundamental conditions or macroeconomics. In mathematics, when we say that a circle has no angles, this is a principle, and no one will ask why a circle has no angles or no z angles