Özet:

Before the Industrial Revolution, the Ottoman economy could a certain level of prosperity based on agriculture and small-scale manufacturing and trade sectors. However, over time, the weaknesses in governance, irregularities in agriculture, failures in wars and land losses have begun to weaken the competition of the Ottoman economy with the West. In the beginning of the 19th century, a similar industrial policy was adopted in Europe. However, the financial difficulties and the insufficiency of physical and human capital accumulation, capitulations, the failure to take into account the national interests of the minority capital, the concentration of the industrial pool in certain areas, the holding of the rule of economic mind and the efforts of the colonial states to prevent these efforts have led to the failure of industrial policies to be sufficiently successful. The study was aimed at investigating the impact of the industrial revolution on the Ottoman state's industrial policies.

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