Philip's innovations in Macedonian economy

Abstract

The expansion of Macedonia was due in part to economic changes which Philip initiated, such as the transition from transhumance to agriculture, the founding of new towns, the exploitation of mines and the opening of direct trade with Aegean powers. This growth had economic consequences which made Alexander's early campaigns possible. Philip's innovations are studied in the light of literary and archaeological evidence and of recently published inscriptions.

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