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    Followed In the Republic of Agricultural Policy
    Followed In the Republic of Agricultural Policy
    Followed In the Republic of Agricultural Policy
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    Followed In the Republic of Agricultural Policy

    By Sabah

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    We briefly outlines the Ottoman economy, from agriculture, a significant portion of the state gilder consisted of getting tax. Republic within a short period of social and economic structure inherited from the Ottoman change is impossible, in old laws, or by editing the application as it was inevitable.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBookBaby
    Release dateJun 15, 2014
    ISBN9781483531199
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      Followed In the Republic of Agricultural Policy - Sabah

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      Table of contents

      Foreword

      Table of contents

      Chapter 1

      Chapter 2

      Chapter 3

      Chapter 4

      Chapter 4.1

      Chapter 4.1.1

      Chapter 4.2

      Chapter 4.2.1

      Chapter 4.2.2

      Chapter 4.2.3

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      Chapter 1

      Big government also known as countries; England, France, Hungary and Russia consisted of Germany and Italy.

      Ottoman Empire during the state's most important source of income received exceeds the agricultural sector, and land AGNADI was verger. Republican administration shifted the tax burden to cities. Izmir Economy Congress first demand of farmers who participated in the Asari had been removed. In 1925, the state fulfills this request; he had been deprived of a very important source of income. A compensatory AGNADI tax, animal tax with the name alto and land tax if the aim name continue to be, but the rates were raised Additionally, the new taxes Hotline "the novel of the city at the rate! Heat-related section of Izmir, a unique atmosphere those

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