Which ancient Roman emperor implemented the famous 'Edict on Maximum Prices' in 301 CE, an unprecedented attempt at price control that set maximum prices for over 1,000 products and services across the empire?

Before modern economics, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated methods for determining the value of goods. From Mesopotamian bartering systems to Roman price controls, these early pricing strategies shaped commerce for thousands of years. Test your knowledge about how ancient merchants and rulers established prices for goods and services in the marketplaces that served as the economic centers of their empires.

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Diocletian
Constantine
Augustus
Justinian