Los ingresos y gastos procedentes de las rentas provinciales, 1768–1784

M. Del Carmen Angulo Teja,

Revista de Historia Económica / Journal of Iberian and Latin American Economic History, 2002, vol. 20, issue 3, 479-507

Abstract: The «rentas provinciales» were a group of indirect taxes that provided an important part of the Spanish fiscal revenues. This taxes were criticized specially for being a constraint upon economic development. Several studies abaut «rentas provinciales» have used net revenues, in most cases not distributed among the twenty-two Castile provinces. This article shows gross revenues, administrative costs and net revenues obtained from «relaciones generales de valores» made by «administradores generales de las provincias», available at Archivo General de Simancas. Using this data, it is possible to obtain new conclusions about the quantitative evolution of this taxes and about its influence in the economic growth of the Castile Crown in XVIIIth-century.

Date: 2002
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