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16세기 아스테카와 타완틴수유 경제 체제 변화에 관한 비교연구
Author
박수경
Journal Title
스페인라틴아메리카연구
Publication Year
2019
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Summary
This study comparatively analyzes the changes in the economic systems of the Aztec and Tawantinsuyu empires following the introduction of Spanish colonial policy. Both empires had established economic networks through conquest, with the Aztec utilizing tribute collection and the pochteca, and the Tawantinsuyu employing the mit'a system. After the introduction of the colonial economic system, both regions transitioned to a market economy, with pre-existing economic characteristics serving as catalysts for this transition.
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