This article analyzes Morocco’s economic formation at the end of the nineteenth century through the concepts of accumulation and dependence. It examines the interaction between domestic economic structures, foreign trade, merchant capital, and the growing pressures of colonial expansion, highlighting the mechanisms that shaped Morocco’s position in the international economy.
Jamal Tebaa (Tue,) studied this question.
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