Which systemic error was a risk in the Inca empire when incomplete quipu data informed agricultural planning?

💡 Explanation

Inefficient agricultural planning occurred because the quipu-based census underestimated needs; this data then informed the food redistribution system, triggering SYSTEMIC UNDERESTIMATION FAILURE resulting in empty granaries therefore causing famine, rather than simple localized crop failure linked to individual terraces.

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