Economy, asked by shahumer841, 7 months ago

india's percentage & direction of trade during 1847-1947​

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Answered by priyadarshiniaruk8
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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. And importer of finished consumer goods like woolen clothes, cotton, silk, and capital goods like light machinery manufactured in Britain.Before colonial period, India was exporting manufactured goods which enjoyed worldwide demand. Under the colonial rule, India was reduced to a supplier of raw materials like jute, cotton, indigo, wool, sugar etc.India's foreign trade was largely determined by the strategic needs of the British colonial powers prior to its independence in 1947 Like other colonies, India too was a supplier of raw materials and agricultural commodities to Britain and other industrial countries and it used to import the manufactured goods from ...

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