Which economic consequence arose when Byzantine silk production secrecy ended?

💡 Explanation

Breaking *monopoly rents* reduced Byzantine imperial revenue because market competition decreased the value of state-controlled silk, leading to less tax revenue. Therefore imperial finances became constrained, rather than other, alternative outcomes concerning different administrative areas.

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