Why was trade taxed in the Ghana Empire? O to reduce the amount of imported goods purchased O to limit the number of outsiders trading in Ghana O to provide support for the government of the empire O to increase the profits made by local merchants

to increase the profits made by local merchants

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I think the correct answer is d: to increase the profits made by local merchants or it could be c: to provide support for the government of the empire.

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