Birth of the multinational: 2000 years of ancient business history--from Ashur to Augustus

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The eclectic paradigm reconstructing the story of the Ancient World birth of Assyrian multinational trade - 1900 BC the coming of the Phoenician corporate state - 1100-850 BC Melqart, CEO - the first intercontinental investment - 850-600 BC free-market revolution in the Aegean - 800-400 BC the return of the hierarchy - the Roman republic - 400-146 BC one form of economy?

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