Which ancient civilization first introduced a standardized pricing system with fixed price tags to prevent haggling in retail establishments?

In the ancient world, commerce was as sophisticated as it was essential. From Babylonian bazaars to Roman retail innovations, ancient civilizations developed complex systems for trade, pricing, and customer experience. This poll explores how our ancestors approached commerce and customer relations thousands of years ago - some of their strategies might surprise you with their modernity!

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• Ancient Rome under Emperor Diocletian (301 CE)
• Phoenician merchants in their Mediterranean trading posts (800 BCE)
• Han Dynasty China during Emperor Wu's reign (140 BCE)
• Ancient Egypt during the New Kingdom period (1550 BCE)

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