السياسة المالية و انعكاساتها بالمغرب خلال الفترة الممتدة من حكم المولى إسماعيل إلى عهد سيدي محمد بن عبد الله

Abstract EN

The tax policy was sometimes harsh on the population of the towns and cities of Morocco in some periods of rule between the two phases of the Mawla Ismail and Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdallah.

In addition to the legal taxes, the population was exposed to arbitrariness and to the payment of illegal taxes that adversely affected their standard of living, Which led to the outbreak of uprisings and revolutions and rebellions in many cities and the Moroccan clubs, and the situation was more acute during the era of Moulay Ismail.

The policy of financial management at this stage caused the emergence of several crises and conflicts within the ruling regime and led to unrest that almost ended the Alawite at this stage in full harmony with the theory of Ibn Khaldun, who stressed that the tax pressure is authorized "disruption of urbanization, and the state; It continues to grow until the " The financial policy at this stage in the history of Morocco was one of the factors of the disruption of development and maintain balance between the two shores of the Mediterranean and thus cutting the way ahead of the imperialist movement.