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State Monopolies

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The Eastern Roman Empire, at its peak, covered roughly 1.3 million square kilometres. The diversity of climates spanning the vast Imperial holdings ranged from Mediterranean warmth to frigid Balkan forestry, and with this came a wide variety of agricultural output. Wheat was the primary crop, being grown across the majority of the Empire, but also barley, rye and oats - especially in more northern, arid locales. Luxury items, such as olives and wine, were the key financial crops and brought in the most money. The discovery of numerous, tiny pockets of soil in the Syrian massif regions is indicative of a specialised industry there, dedicated to the cultivation and production of olives, much like the specialist vineyards scattered across the Empire. The diversity of the crops grown was used both internally and externally, sustaining both Rome and her people as well as being transported, when possible, to trading partners. As well as Empire-wide and international distribution, evidence suggests that the Near East was also a hub for prosperous local trade; the discovery of coins and pottery across the area attest to this, as does the economic survival of the region far beyond that of more distant Imperial acquisitions, such as Britannia.

State Monopolies

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Civil Tier 13

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Effects

Corruption: -10% of current value (factionwide)
Growth: +2 (all provinces)
Wealth: +7% from commercial buildings (faction_to_region_own_unseen)
Trade income: +10% trade agreement tariffs (faction_to_faction_own_unseen)
Requires
Requires Technologies Centralised Civil ServiceCentralised Civil Service
Enables
Enables Buildings Gem MarketGem Market
JewellerJeweller
Spice Trading PortSpice Trading Port
Silk Road BazaarSilk Road Bazaar
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