Pre Modern Economies
Pre modern economies were primarily agricultural, with the value of regions largely determined by arable land and its productivity. Egypt's Nile delta exemplified this, thriving until the mid-19th century. Trade was limited, focusing on luxury goods due to high transportation costs, while the significance of merchants was often overlooked.In this clip
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Episode 104: The History of the World Economy and Growth
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