What was one effect of Napoleon's economic reforms in France? Only people in the upper classes had to pay taxes.

The lower classes were no longer required to pay taxes.

Tax collection was localized and differed from region to region.

Taxes were based on fixed rates and were no longer a surprise.

The correct answer is D) Taxes were based on fixed rates and were no longer a surprise.

One effect of Napoleon's economic reforms in France was that taxes were based on fixed rates and were no longer a surprise.

Emperor Napolean established a series of reforms that changed France. He knew that economic problems needed to be resolved immediately because French people were extremely poor. Napoleon established a fair, fixed taxation system, increased production and trade of French goods, invested in basic infrastructure, and maintained the monetary control through the central bank. He also allowed prohibited slavery, allowed religious freedom, and reorganized the legal system.

taxes were based on fixed rate