Which risk increases when Byzantine silk looms operated uncontrolled?

💡 Explanation

Uncontrolled looms risk collapse, because their **positive feedback** amplifies instability, causing unsustainable production levels which then empty resource supplies and lead to market failure, therefore supply disruptions increase, rather than manageable price fluctuations under structured systems.

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