Q. 154.3( 6 Votes )
The Indian Cotton export market collapsed, and the local market shrank at the beginning of the 19th century. Why?
Answer :
The British cloth was very cheap. The Indian cloth was expensive as it was a hand-made and little bit uncomfortable at that time.
Their was an increase in the number of mills in Britain as a result of which huge quantities of cloth was produced at a very large scale.
In comparison to India Britain was producing on a very large scale. When the American civil war broke, there was pressure on India for all the imports in England.
As a result, a huge amount of loan was taken, and the debt increased at cotton was bought at an exorbitant price , after the war, the imports again came from America thus Indian producers had so much debt that couldn’t be repaid thus it declined on a very large scale.
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