First Fifteen-Year Plan (Premysloides Dynasty)

Historical background
Roman Empire economy was in ruins, when Romanos V took throne and despite glorious victories against Latin Empire, Fall of Venice, massive loots, territorial expansion and liberation of imperial territories from Catholic Rule, Roman Empire was still very fragile, with low economical output, high expenditures and low revenues.

Roman Empire took control over massive amount of gold, silver, jewels and luxurious commodities, when Imperial Army conquered and looted Venice. Emperor Romanos, under influence of strong "statist" Master Weng, initiated series of tasks, today called as "First Fifteen-Year Plan".

Economical planning in Roman Empire remained for later periods, but contrary to early attempts of Master Went to establishe total control of state over economy, Roman planned economy was moderate and it was rather guidelines, especially when Venice loot advantage depleted.

In Roman Empire was economic planning assigned to Imperial Council and positions of Prefect of Economy, Magistrate of Finances and Magistrate of Services.

Economic planning using also Imperial Trade Corporation.