Η ελληνική οικονομία μετά την Επανάσταση

The Greek Revolution radically overthrew the existing Ottoman dominion from 1453 to 1821, with the immediate result of the creation of the new state, independent of the Ottoman Empire, with a homogeneous population, where the Greeks could exercise power and promote their interests. In this paper we will try to analyze the economic factors and how they contributed in the formation of the newly created Greek state, which was economically weak in relation to the northern regions and the eastern shores of the Aegean, but was open to trade. In the first period, given the replacement of the Ottoman rule, we will research the attitude that Foreign Powers maintained regarding the new kingdom of Otto. Also the development of opportunities offered to Greece by the global system and its inability to take advantage of them in time. Then we will examine the steps taken by the Greek state, from 1833 to 1870, in the various sectors of the economy and the infrastructure. During the second period, which lasts from 1870 to 1909, we will highlight the changes that are taking place in the economy and their impact on the social and political life of the country. It is the time when Greece begins to form their own capitalist system, the state is modernized and the borders are growing. After many political and economic adventures, the recovery of the economy is felt in the last years of the 19th century.Greek Economy after Greek Revolutio