Economic cooperration Integrated and The development of commodity economy of The Six Dynasties
LI Heng-qua
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LI Heng-qua
Abstract
During The Six Dynasties,the steady growth of productive forces made commodity economy develop in deep,and made commodity economy and agricultural economy gradually Integrated,that commodity economy and agricultural economy formed interdependence relations.At the same time,no restrain commodity economy of The Six Dynasties was also reason of the development of commodity economy.Compare against the Warring states and the Qin dynasty and the Han dynasty,the commodity economy of The Six Dynasties not only did not decline,but also develop in deep,that were that the merchants came in large numbers and the cities and markets emerged in large numbers and long-distanse transport of goods for sale developed,and so on.
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During The Six Dynasties,the steady growth of productive forces made commodity economy develop in deep,and made commodity economy and agricultural economy gradually Integrated,that commodity economy and agricultural economy formed interdependence relations.At the same time,no restrain commodity economy of The Six Dynasties was also reason of the development of commodity economy.Compare against the Warring states and the Qin dynasty and the Han dynasty,the commodity economy of The Six Dynasties not only did not decline,but also develop in deep,that were that the merchants came in large numbers and the cities and markets emerged in large numbers and long-distanse transport of goods for sale developed,and so on.
Key concepts: Commodity, Economy, Economics, Agricultural economy, Agriculture, Market economy, Geography, Archaeology