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Insurance Premium as an Institutional Mechanism of Promoting International Trade,nternational commercial transactions. This is an intertemporal institution that, in all likelihood, has its origins in Classical Greece and the Athenian state of the times, like the rest of the financial institutions already described in the previous chapters.

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Managing the Athenian State Finances,t were introduced by the Athenian politicians Eubulus and Lycurgus between 350–s320s BCE that proved very successful and led to the impressive recovery of the Athenian economy of the times, after the recession that followed the Social War of 357–355 BCE. It further explains how the Athenian public f

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The Mentality of the Greek Way of War, the Battle of Chaeronea, and the Rise of Macedon, phalanx land army organization and then narrates, in brief, the Battle of Chaeronea, which was a pivotal battle, with which the Macedonians prevailed over the Southern Greeks, establishing a new order of things in Southern Greece. The defeat at Chaeronea was a milestone, because it was combined wit

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-91983-6This chapter begins with an account of the turbulent life of a female slave, but further focuses on various aspects regarding life in the Athenian .. Then expands on issues such as how personal and public hygiene was ensured, as well as the city-state’s water supply, which were important for the quality of life of the Athenians.

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This chapter describes the financial institutions of the Athenian economy, by focusing on banking services. It describes the types of banking and the lending policy that was applied at the times. It further describes the legal system through which protection of property and protection of commercial contracts were secured in the market.

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Preparations for Receiving Guests at the ,This chapter refers to the preparations, on the part of the women of the ., to receive guests. It further presents clothing and footwear items, as well as women’s grooming items. A society proceeds with such amenities, only when it has already managed to cover its basic needs; therefore, it exhibits signs of economic development and prosperity.