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The Ancient Economy is a book about the economic system of the
classical antiquity written by the classicist
Moses I. Finley. It was originally published in
1973. Finley interprets the economy from 500BC to
500AD sociologically, instead of using economic models (such as
Rostovtzeff did). He attempted to prove that the ancient economy was largely a byproduct of status. In other words, economic systems were not interdependent, they were embedded in status positions. The analysis owes debt to sociologist such as
Max Weber and
Karl Polanyi.
The book has had such an impact on classical scholarship that the views brought forward in The Ancient Economy has been labeled "the Finley/Polanyi orthodox" Finley covers both ancient economic thought, wealth, the role of the state, slavery as well as the tax system. "Indeed, no individual writer (...) has attempted a comprehensive economic overview of the entire classical world since Finley, though period specific, regional or thematic work has abounded."
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