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Rome Didn’t Fall by War — This Economic Mistake Killed It


Discover the shocking truth about the Roman Empire's economy! At its peak, Rome controlled 20% of the world's population and had banks, mortgages, insurance, and a GDP equivalent to $50-90 billion today. Their living standards wouldn't be matched for over 1,000 years. But one fatal decision changed everything. Roman emperors actively killed inventors and blocked innovations to protect their power. This video reveals how ancient Rome's sophisticated economic system worked, why average citizens lived better than medieval kings, and the political choices that ultimately destroyed the greatest economy of the ancient world. History you never learned in school!

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