Which risk increased within Byzantine diplomacy when dealing with nomadic Turkic tribes?

💡 Explanation

Unforeseen tribal consolidation resulted in a ratchet effect on demanded subsidies because strategic signalling was ineffective without mutual communication; therefore tribunes inflated their prices, rather than maintaining long-term diplomatic equilibria with Byzantium initially.

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