How did britain balance its deficit with trade in india 19 century?
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✨An economic measure of a positive balance of trade where a country's exports exceeds its imports. A trade surplus represnts a net inflow of a domestic currency from foriegn markets, and is the opposite of a trade defict which would represent a net outflow.
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✨An economic measure of a positive balance of trade where a country's exports exceeds its imports. A trade surplus represnts a net inflow of a domestic currency from foriegn markets, and is the opposite of a trade defict which would represent a net outflow.
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Foodgrain and raw material which were exported from India to Britain increased. The value of British exports to India was much . higher than the value of British imports from India. Thus, Britain had a 'trade surplus' with India and used this surplus to balance its trade deficits with other countries.
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