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Amaris Hardin

6 August, 03:00

How did having a system of standard weights and measures improve trade?

Gains and losses became easier to measure and record.

Trade became easier, as items that weighed more also cost more.

Trade became fairer, as items were given the same value across the empire.

Merchants became less necessary, as people traded with each other directly

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