The economic networks of Mesopotamia, India, and China originated and developed after the invention of the Agrarian revolution. In this context, agriculture formed the center stage in determining the economic sustainability of the three regions. The trade system of the three nations developed through a systematic modality of the creation of villages to enable the formation of sustainable economic civilizations (Adams, 2017). Ideally, the commercial culture that dependent on agriculture appeared to have developed merely through the need to boost food security for the survival of humanity. Iron played a significant factor in these earlier economies on the basis that it led to the invention of the Wheel that was used to build transportation tools for the agricultural products (Adams, 2017).

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