Investment, Profit, and Tenancy : The Jurists and the Roman Agrarian Economy
Investment, Profit, and Tenancy : The Jurists and the Roman Agrarian Economy
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Book Description
The economy of the Roman Empire was dominated by the business of agriculture. It employed the vast majority of the Empire's labor force and provided the wealth on which the upper classes depended for their social privileges. Consequently, the way in which upper-class Romans maintained and profited from their agricultural investments played a crucial role in shaping the basic relationships characterizing the Roman economy.
Investment, Profit, and Tenancy : The Jurists and the Roman Agrarian Economy,Dennis P. Kehoe,University of Michigan Press,0472108026,Agricultural laws and legislat,Agricultural laws and legislation (Roman law),Agriculture,Agriculture - General,Ancient - Rome,Ancient Rome - History,Economic aspects,Farm management,Finance,History - General History,History: World,Industries - General,Rome,Technology,Law / General
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