Timber, precious metals, jewelry, dyes, foodstuffs, fabrics.
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excise taxes
Since ancient times, India's location made it a center for trade between southwest Asia and East Asia. Also, it had been a source for other goods shipped throughout the world.
it made it less value
Manufactured goods were made in factories.
The Phoenicians become the greatest traders and the best sailors and navigators of the pre-classical world. They only shipped certain goods and became the only traders in those goods that gave them a monopoly in some areas.
iron is "made" in a foundry. goods are made in factories
Phoenicians
taxes levied on goods made or sold within a country are called excise taxes.
The purple dye the Phoenicians made from a shellfish. We talk today of Royal Purple.
A place that manufactures goods to be sold is called a factory. Many places have there goods made somewhere else and the finished product delivered to them.
No, the Phoenicians got the idea of glass making from the Egyptians but the Egyptians glass was cloudy. After that that the Phoenicians made improvements to the glass and made it clear.
capital
The primary difference between a domestic market and an export market is the payment is made in a foreign convertible currency. Further, the goods produced in India need to be shipped abroad in exchange for payment to be treated as an export. There is a good import-export business practice that one can learn from online exim courses.
Sixteen letters, no vowels.
The Phoenicians and the Lydains.
This may be called an ironworks or a foundry.