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The British Government's decision to abolish the corn law.

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Answered by Mathskadada123
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The British government’s decision to abolish the Corn Laws lades to the losses for the agricultural sector but proven advantage for the industrial sector.

Food was available at lower prizes into Britain by importing but it led to the unemployment in thousands of cultivation workers became.

But somehow demand of food c increased and along with this the industrial sector also grew for workers belong to cities than in rural areas.

Answered by Anonymous
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The British government's decision to abolish the Corn Laws lades to the losses for the agricultural sector but proven advantage for the industrial sector. Food was available at lower prizes into Britain by importing but it led to the unemployment in thousands of cultivation workers became.

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