How did the development of cotton industries in britain affected textile producers in india
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1)Capture of Indian markets:British cotton clothes flooded in Indian markets by 1830s.This greatly affected the weavers and spinners.
2)High duties:Exporting textiles to England became increasingly difficult due to the very high duties imposed on Indian textiles imported in Britain.
3)Competition:India textiles had to compete with the British textiles in European and American markets.
4)Capture of foreign markets:The English and European stopped buying Indian textiles and their agents no longer gave out advances to weavers to secure supplies.
2)High duties:Exporting textiles to England became increasingly difficult due to the very high duties imposed on Indian textiles imported in Britain.
3)Competition:India textiles had to compete with the British textiles in European and American markets.
4)Capture of foreign markets:The English and European stopped buying Indian textiles and their agents no longer gave out advances to weavers to secure supplies.
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It boosted competition
Britain captured more foreign markets than Indians
Britain was also able to capture Indian market in 1830
Britain captured more foreign markets than Indians
Britain was also able to capture Indian market in 1830
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