The Economic Condition of Egypt in the 18th century AD (original) (raw)

The study examines the economic conditions of Egypt during the 18th century within the framework of the Ottoman Empire. It discusses the financial status of Egypt, the income distribution among local administrators, and the implications of economic power on political authority and uprisings against the central government. The paper also highlights how Egypt's geographic location and agricultural productivity contributed to its revenue generation, which was pivotal for both local governance and the central Ottoman authority.