The Economy of the Han Dynasty started off damaged due to the suppressive laws and policies of the preceding dynasty, the Qin. Heavy taxes and labor corvée on the peasant population took a toll on the economy. The first few emperors took action by lowering taxes imposed on peasants and merchants.
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<span>Even though surrounded by desert and sand, Egypt depends on
the Nile River. This river sometimes flooded, but also assisted the farmers in
farming. Egyptians did not have to worry about desert. The Nile often would
deposit quite a bit of rich dark soil called “kemet” in Egypt after a slight
flood, one that can’t do a lot of damage. In the outer regions of Egypt, the desert did hurt them by having droughts and damaging dry weather. Nevertheless, the Egyptians formed a way of irrigation, moving water from one place to another.
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Well, I can say that it hasn't straightly increased or decreased constantly. it has been kind of a bumpy ride in a way. They started off okay but when the WWI began economic problems led in with time. Later on came the great depression which was really bad.. And from then, of course, continued to get worse. Later it got better and so on. Back and forth until now. All because of taxes increase and decrease show the stability of us economy
