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2020
In 1914, the Ottoman Empire was involved in the World War 1, ended with economic disruptions due to trade restrictions and higher risks on production after four years. The conflicts were also correlated with increasing expenditures and monetary instabilities.
Sakarya Üniversitesi/Siyasal Bilgiler Fakültesi/Ekonometri Bölümü +1 more
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In 1914, the Ottoman Empire was involved in the World War 1, ended with economic disruptions due to trade restrictions and higher risks on production after four years. The conflicts were also correlated with increasing expenditures and monetary instabilities.
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Corruption in transition economies: Socialist, Ottoman or structural?
Economic Systems, 2018Abstract Using data from 64 countries in Eastern Europe and MENA, I study the long-run effects of Ottoman and socialist rule on the incidence of corruption. To proxy Ottoman legacies, I estimate the length of Ottoman rule across all Ottoman successor states.
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The Ottoman Empire and the World-Economy
Journal of the American Oriental Society, 1990Rhoads Murphey +2 more
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2018
1914 ve 1918 yılları arasında Osmanlı İmparatorluğu yıkım yaratan Birinci Dünya Savaşı’na dâhil olmuştu. Savaş sırasında dış ticarete uygulanan kısıtlamalar ve riskli ortam Osmanlı İmparatorluğu iktisadi yaşamında daralmalar ortaya çıkartmıştı. Kamu harcamaları ciddi şekilde yükselmiş ve parasal sistem kontrol edilemez hâle gelmişti.
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1914 ve 1918 yılları arasında Osmanlı İmparatorluğu yıkım yaratan Birinci Dünya Savaşı’na dâhil olmuştu. Savaş sırasında dış ticarete uygulanan kısıtlamalar ve riskli ortam Osmanlı İmparatorluğu iktisadi yaşamında daralmalar ortaya çıkartmıştı. Kamu harcamaları ciddi şekilde yükselmiş ve parasal sistem kontrol edilemez hâle gelmişti.
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Economies of Banditry in the Late Ottoman Empire
Abstract Economies of Banditry in the Late Ottoman Empire analyses archival sources written by Ottoman officials from across the empire about one notorious bandit ringleader—Kara Feyzî—and his criminal network. The diverse phenomena Ottoman imperial officials labelled as ‘banditry’ concealed complex patterns of political, social, and ...openaire +1 more source
A New Look at the Ottoman Political Economy
2012The world history witnessed many empires which lived longer and dominated greater area than Ottoman Empire, but all of them ruled prior to modern capitalism era. Ottoman Empire, on the other hand, succeeded to survive for a long time during the rise of modern capitalism while being geographically very close to the actors of capitalism and capitalist ...
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