التدبير المالي و انعكاساته على الرعية بالمغرب في ما بين القرن 15 و مطلع القرن 17م

الملخص EN

The fiscal policy was strict, sometimes, on the population in the valleys and cities of Morocco in some periods of government extending between the 15th century and the beginning of the 17th century AD, in addition to the legal taxes, the residents were subjected to arbitrariness and the payment of illegal taxes that negatively affected their standard of living, their stability and their devotion to the ruling regime, which It led to the outbreak of uprisings, revolutions, and rebellions in many Moroccan cities and valleys, and the situation was more severe during the Portuguese era.

Fiscal policy during the studied period led to a decline in economic activity and individual income.

In contrast, the rate of unemployment and poverty increased, and the standard of living decreased, and the majority of the population became unable even to meet their basic needs, that is, the financial management of the state led to the consecration of class inequality, and was one of the factors of the imbalance of balance.

Between the regions, which angered the groups and affected parties, and thus the outbreak of revolutions within some cities and rebellions within many tribes and regions, and this increased the country's troubles and reflected negatively on development and the balance between the two shores of the Mediterranean.