The main objective of British economic policies in India was to:
The correct answer is (c) Benefit the British economy
Explanation:
. India used as supplier of raw materials.
. Served as market for British goods.
. Policies caused deindustrialisation.
. Led to Drain of Wealth.
. Favoured British industries.
Information Booster:
. Drain theory propounded by Dadabhai Naoroji.
. Indian economy became dependent.
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The Mahalwari system was prevalent in certain regions of northern and central India.
From whom was the land revenue collected under the Mahalwari system?
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How did the drain of wealth theory, as proposed by Dadabhai Naoroji, explain India’s poverty under British rule?
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