This content examines economic capital from a multi-dimensional perspective, covering a wide range of areas in Turkey, from income distribution to home and summer house ownership, car ownership, and supplementary income sources. It analyzes the differences in monthly household income, as well as how these differences are shaped at the geographical, demographic, and class levels. Findings such as the shifting balance between home ownership and dispossession, the layers emerging through summer house ownership, and car ownership increasingly becoming an alternative means of accumulation shed light on the transforming structure of economic capital:
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