Which materials handling risk dramatically increased the silk production costs involved in the Byzantine purple dye monopoly?

💡 Explanation

The Byzantine purple dye monopoly had high costs whenever its silkworm output increased because the increased bulk of raw and finished goods led to higher theft risk, therefore increased need for guards across the production chain, rather than the dye substance supply.

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