how to explain India's foreign trade at the tym of independence in 6 mark question
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Explanation:
Foreign trade means the exchange of goods and services between two or more countries/borders or territories. From the time of independence, India has been one of the important trading countries, exporting primary items like cotton, raw silk, sugar, wool, jute, and indigo, etc. Moreover, importer of finished consumer goods like woollen clothes, cotton, silk, and capital goods like light machinery manufactured in Britain.
During this period, Britain held the monopoly of over India’s imports and exports. Therefore, most of the foreign trade was restricted only to Britain and other was while the rest half was allowed to trade with other countries like Ceylon (Sri Lanka), China, and Persia (Iran).
India was a large exporter in the colonial period. However, it did not affect the country’s economy. Commodities like food grains, clothes, kerosene hit the country hard with its scarcity.
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Explanation:
The state of India's foreign trade on the eve of independence was as follows:
- Net Exporter of Raw Material and Importer of Finished Goods. India became an exporter of primary products such as raw silk, cotton, wool, sugar, indigo, jute, etc. ...
- Britain had Monopoly Control on Foreign Trade.
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