Which ancient civilization invented the first standardized retail pricing system with fixed price tags, replacing the traditional bargaining method for everyday goods?

Before modern shopping malls and e-commerce platforms, ancient civilizations had sophisticated commercial systems that laid the foundation for today's retail experiences. From the grand bazaars of Mesopotamia to the advanced trading networks of Rome, discover how our ancestors revolutionized product distribution and created the first branded goods. Test your knowledge about the fascinating world of ancient retail innovations and the earliest product launches that changed history!

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Ancient Rome, during Emperor Diocletian's reign with his Edict on Maximum Prices (301 CE)
Ancient Egypt, under Pharaoh Thutmose III who standardized marketplace regulations (1450 BCE)
Ancient Greece, where the Agora of Athens introduced the drachma price system (500 BCE)
Sumerian civilization, when King Ur-Nammu established the first written price codes (2100 BCE)