Ekonomi Romawi

Pada zaman Republik Romawi, ekonomi Romawi kebanyakan adalah pertanian, terpusat pada perdagangan komoditas seperti bahan pokok dan wine.[2] Pasar-pasar finansial menghimpun perdagangan semacam itu, dan lembaga-lembaga keuangan dihimpun untuk pemakaian pribadi dan infrastruktur umum, utamanya didirikan melalui kekayaan antar-keluarga.[3]

Lihat pula: mata uang Romawi dan keuangan Romawi
Total GDP pada sekitar tahun 1 Masehi untuk berbagai wilayah Kekaisaran Romawi[1]

Catatan dan referensi
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