The following are the two good effects of the flow of goods throughout the empire of Rome:
The cycle of earning functioned uninterruptedly:
The flow of goods made sure that the merchants always had something to trade in and the buyers from within the domestic boundaries and the ones that came from far away places outside Rome did not have to face scarcity of goods.
This helped the Roman merchants to carry out the trade unhindered and without any disturbance.
It attracted foreign buyers:
The uninterrupted flow of goods in Rome played the role of trust gainer for the parties that came from foreign lands to buy things that the Roman markets were specially known for. They believed that they would not have to return with their hands empty.
