Salt has economic implications at both local and global levels from "summary" of Salt by Mark Kurlansky
Salt has played a significant role in shaping economies both locally and globally throughout history. Its importance can be seen in how it has influenced trade routes, economies, and even political decisions. In ancient times, salt was a valuable commodity that was often used as currency. The ability to produce and distribute salt was a source of power for many civilizations, allowing them to control trade routes and amass wealth.
Local economies were often built around salt production, with entire communities relying on the industry for their livelihood. Salt mines and saltworks provided employment opportunities for many people, while salt traders and merchants facilitated the exchange of salt across regions. The demand for salt was so high that it led to the development of extensive trade networks, connecting distant regions and contributing to t...
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