Social Sciences, asked by nandana7012, 10 months ago

why did the demand for goods increase in Britain in 17th and 18th century

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Answered by tahirakhan48

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Greater purchasing power, together with a gradual fall in prices, led to rising demand for new consumer products. Sugar consumption in Britain, for example, doubled between 1690 and 1740, while the price of tea halved. But the wider availability of such luxuries had a darker side.

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