Which retail innovation did the ancient Greek agora introduce that revolutionized commerce around 600 BCE?

The ancient Greek agora was more than just a marketplace—it was one of history's earliest retail innovations that transformed how goods were traded. This centralized marketplace introduced concepts still used in modern retail, from inventory management to customer experience design. Test your knowledge about this revolutionary ancient retail concept that laid the foundation for commerce as we know it today.

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Standardized pricing boards listing costs of common goods, allowing price comparison shopping
Clay tablet loyalty programs where repeat customers received marks for discounts on future purchases
Rotating seasonal inventory system that changed merchandise based on religious festivals
Vendor-specific currency tokens that could only be used with specific merchants