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I think the Roman problem of inflation relates to the Sustainable Development Goal of Zero Poverty. These two are a good match because when the inflation problem started rising the cases of poverty also started to spike. This SDG is focused on ending poverty which could have helped Rome by providing the people of Rome with food and shelter. Because the slaves in Rome were very oppressed so they were doing manual labor free of charge which was yet another reason that inflation ties into inflation. According to the SDG lesson zero poverty, many parts of the world today and in the past have suffered from poverty.

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Inflation means prices going up and the value of money going down.

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Poverty is when you don't have enough money to meet the basic needs such as food,shelter,and clothing.

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Poverty was becoming a problem in Rome due to inflation. According to Ten Theories On The Fall Of Rome many people had to be paid in food and clothing. This shows that the economy was suffering from inflation. Merchants had to raise prices which meant people couldn't afford their daily needs. Less gold was used in the coins so it led up to higher prices that most people couldn't afford. Poverty was happening in the Roman empire. Poverty is when people don't have money for basic needs.

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To this day we still have problems with inflation for example rent according to Los Angeles times it states that with inflation the rent has had a 10% hike depending on the area and the apartment itself.Due to the rise in rent the rise in poverty has also gone up along as a result.There has been a rise in almost everything because once one product goes up another product might and so on and so fourth.People suffer from that because prices are rising on everything but the payments that people are getting payed and can't afford there normal life style.