Which innovative pricing strategy did Mesopotamian merchants commonly use in their markets around 2000 BCE that is still reflected in modern retail?

Step back in time to explore the fascinating world of ancient commerce and retail strategies! Before modern shopping malls and digital marketing, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated systems for pricing, advertising, and selling their goods. From the bustling agoras of Greece to the complex trade networks of Mesopotamia and the vibrant markets of ancient China, commerce played a crucial role in shaping these societies. Test your knowledge about how our ancestors handled their retail challenges!

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Psychological pricing (setting prices just below a round number, like 9.99 instead of 10)
Fixed price tags (marking goods with standard, non-negotiable prices)
Standardized weight-based pricing using certified weights and measures
Subscription-based pricing for regular commodity deliveries