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what were the economic implications of British rule in India​

Answer 1

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British economic exploitation, the decay of indigeous industries the failure of modern indudtries to replace them, high taxation, the drain of wealth to Britain and a backward agrarian structure leading to the stagnation of agriculture and the exploitation of the poor peasants by the zamindars, landlords, princes.........

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Answer 2

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Economically, India came to be tied more securely to British industrial needs and markets. With the British private sector investing in public works such as laying of railway tracks and irrigational canals, the expansion of agricultural works under the monopoly of British planters took place. Previously, indigo, opium, salt and cotton had been the main exports from India but now tea, coffee and jute were added.

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