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Oxford University Press Rome's Economic Revolution - Oxford Studies Roman Economy

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Description
Rome's Economic Revolution examines economic transformation in Rome and Italy from the Second Punic War through the mid-first century BC. Philip Kay analyses how increased silver bullion inflows and expanded credit availability generated substantial monetary liquidity growth, which catalysed market developments including investment farming, trade, construction, and manufacturing. This scholarly work reconstructs how Rome's economic composition and scale shifted dramatically during this pivotal period. Using comprehensive evidence and rigorous investigation, the volume demonstrates the mechanisms through which monetary expansion drove structural economic change across the Roman world, offering fresh insights into ancient economic history and the foundations of Roman imperial prosperity.

Key Features

Philip Kay's detailed examination of monetary liquidity expansion and its effects on Roman market development between the Second Punic War and the first century BC.

Analysis of how increased silver bullion inflows combined with credit expansion to generate significant economic growth across Rome and Italy.

Comprehensive investigation of market developments including investment farming, trade, construction, and manufacturing during Rome's economic transformation.

Scholarly synthesis of diverse evidence demonstrating how Rome's economic composition and scale changed radically during this critical historical period.

Product Specifications
Brand
Oxford University Press
Format
hardcover
ASIN
0199681546
Category
Books > Subjects > Business, Finance & Law > Biographies & Histories > Business & Economic History
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
23 January 2014
Listed Since
22 March 2013

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