Which mythological figure is credited with establishing the first known retail marketplace with fixed prices and standardized weights in ancient folklore?

Long before modern retail, ancient cultures created innovative ways to exchange goods that still influence commerce today. Many of these methods were deeply connected to mythological figures and religious practices. This poll explores how mythology and folklore have shaped retail innovation throughout history. Test your knowledge about these fascinating intersections of commerce, culture, and legend!

This is a live public trivia poll on AIPolls.Net. Vote and see real-time results.

Hermes (Greek), who created the agora marketplace and standardized the use of coins bearing his caduceus symbol
Lakshmi (Hindu), who established the first bazaar with gold-standard weights after gifting merchants with scales of divine measurement
Odin (Norse), who traded his eye for wisdom and then taught merchants how to fairly value goods using rune-marked weights
Thoth (Egyptian), who invented hieroglyphic price tags and the first receipt system on papyrus scrolls