Özet:

The Ottoman Empire, which began in the 18th century, entered a move that is often used today in the form of "capturing the age" instead of desperately waiting and exposing to the transformation of the countries and economies of the Industrial Revolution, which was well driven in the 19th century. Certainly, this move was affected by the economic crisis and other external developments that influenced the Western society, which was the first stage of the globalization wave, and, if necessary, the political and economic problems of the Ottoman. But the Ottoman governments, despite all these negatives, also struggled with capitulations to develop domestic production and to compete with European goods in the 1880s, i.e. Sultan II. A new method was developed during the Abdülhamid period. More specifically, a existing method was introduced to practice by maturing: Benefits. The advantages not only provided many advantages to the domestic entrepreneur, but also contributed to the formation of the first private sector mass in the modern sense in Turkey. The effort to create the indigenous industry, again for the first time, was followed and communicated by scanning the Dersaâdet (Istanbul) Chamber of Commerce newspaper, which could be considered the founder's Chamber of Turkey. In this article, it was based on these news, the benefits given in the 3 years covering the years 1885-1887. Thus, a fairly distant approach from a formal and propagandistic approach, a privileged examination of the Turkish private sector also appeared.