الاقتصاد العثماني من نظام الخزينة إلى النظام البنكي : المتغيرات و النتائج

Abstract EN

As of the end of the 17th century, the Ottoman Empire experienced a significant economic decline.

The treasury no longer met the requirements of the state because its revenues decreased as a result of the decline of the naval force on the one hand and the depletion of the rest by the sultans and the misuse of them on the other.

The state is in the limelight of public debt.

In the face of this crisis situation, the state had to move and find a solution to its goals in order to protect its entity from collapse by undertaking a series of financial reforms.

The Ottoman Empire Bank would then be established as one of the most important financial institutions in modern times His broad door.