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In the Unbalanced Growth Theory of Hirschman, which is one of the economic development models, while the sectors with high inter-sectoral relations are important, the sectors in which dependence of production on imports is low are valued in the export-based industrialization model, and in addition to economic development, environmental protection is targeted for sustainable development. The global trade chain that has been broken due to the COVID-19 confronts us with the fact that there is no single reality. The study is based on Giddens effort to create a crossroad to determine which model should be applied to achieve economic development in the post-pandemic period. In this context; by making Input-output analysis, coefficients of total forward linkages, import dependency coefficients of the sectors' production and environmental-energy emission coefficients per unit are calculated. The data the most recently published by WIOD was used. Through the obtained coefficients, the key sectors of Hirschman and Rasmussen are determined, the key sectors are ranked from the sector with the lowest dependence on imports to the sector with the highest and are matched, the similarity of the production chain between periods with the Leontief similarity analysis and Mann Whitney-U test are determined with environmental-energy use emissions per unit. In the post-pandemic period, the sectors in crossroad which will be created for economic development in Turkey will also be the key to economic development. These sectors; manufacture of textiles, wearing apparel and leather products, manufacture of paper and paper products, manufacture of chemicals and chemical products, manufacture of computer and electronic and optical products.

Seeking Economic Development for The Post-Pandemic Period: The Case of Turkey