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During the Middle Ages, goods were transported by ship, packed on horseback and mules, and carted, where the roads were good enough. Much of what was produced in those days was consumed locally, and so did not need transportation.
Local goods were usually distributed by the producers themselves. If you wanted bread, you went to a baker; if you wanted beef, you went to a butcher; if you wanted eggs, you went to the farmer. Merchants who traveled carried much more expensive goods over distances, and these were often sold in market places, or even directly to wealthy people.
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∙ 13y agoMany goods were sold. Some were spices, weapons, etc.
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∙ 14y agowool, cloths, glass, mirrors, other goods and values that you could only get at some countries.
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Who sold food in the medieval times?
There were markets, do usually farmers who grew their crops sold their food at the market.
What was the role of merchant in Medieval Times?
In medieval times, just as today, merchants bought and sold goods. They often travelled about, and they were important for establishing and maintaining connections among people of different lands.Marco Polo is an example of a merchant from Italy who travelled to China and back, and then recorded his story.^Here is my source Mr.Baker.lovee,anonymus.
What did a hawker do in medieval times?
One who sells goods aggressively, especially by calling out i love Justin bieber
What was the medieval punishment for selling shoddy goods?
Selling shoddy goods would have been punishable with a fine in most places. In some places, where there were guilds, the regulation of quality of goods was maintained by the guilds, and a person who sold shoddy goods might have lost his guild membership.
In Medieval Times serfs were the responsibility of?
The nobility. They were a little more than a slave, so if the lord sold the land or estate that the serf was attached to the serf was sold too as part of the estate.
What is a medieval chandlers?
A chandler in medieval times was someone who made and sold candles.
Who sold food in the medieval times?
There were markets, do usually farmers who grew their crops sold their food at the market.
What was the role of merchant in Medieval Times?
In medieval times, just as today, merchants bought and sold goods. They often travelled about, and they were important for establishing and maintaining connections among people of different lands.Marco Polo is an example of a merchant from Italy who travelled to China and back, and then recorded his story.^Here is my source Mr.Baker.lovee,anonymus.
Who controlled the quality of goods during the medieval times?
The Queen and King and their adversaries or their Parliament.
What did the people during Medieval Times think if a cake fell while baking?
I don't think they had cake in medieval times. Bread was about it when it came to baked goods. Bread will almost always rise.
What did a hawker do in medieval times?
One who sells goods aggressively, especially by calling out i love Justin bieber
Why do you think the large medieval cities were located along rivers?
Rivers were the fastest and cheapest mode of moving goods for trade and commerce. They were the highways of medieval times.
What was the medieval punishment for selling shoddy goods?
Selling shoddy goods would have been punishable with a fine in most places. In some places, where there were guilds, the regulation of quality of goods was maintained by the guilds, and a person who sold shoddy goods might have lost his guild membership.
What is it true or false in medieval times countries grew rich from the goods produced by their factories?
There were no factories in the Middle Ages.
Cost of goods sold in cost accounting?
Cost of goods sold.
How did people buy things in Medieval Times?
In the early period there was a combination of trading goods (such as jewellery or everyday goods such as sheep hide, wood etc) and coinage. However, with the development of national identities and a solidifying of the centralisation of power coinage was used far more often. After the Crusades and the establishment of the Knights Templar cheques were used by the ruling classes which later developed into cash cheques which were exchanged for goods and could be exchanged for the relevant amount in gold. (Although this refers more to the Renaissance period).
What is the difference between cost of good sold and cost of good sold statement?
Cost of goods sold is the total cost incurred for goods manufacturing while cost of goods sold statement is the document which shows the calculation of cost of goods sold.
