Standardization of Goods is the systematic establishment of uniform physical, compositional, or qualitative specifications for trade items in prehistoric economies, enabling consistent valuation, exchange, and long-distance distribution across diverse cultural and geographic contexts.
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Standards and Trade Performance: the UK Experience
Peter Swann, Paul Temple, Mark Shurmer · The Economic Journal · 1996 · 293 citations
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World Bank
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KU Leuven
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