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Which British policy led to the deindustrialization of India, particularly in the textile sector?
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Free trade policies
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- Free trade policies
- Protectionist tariffs
- Government subsidies
- Industrial reforms
Explanation & Context
The British imposed free trade policies that favored British manufactured goods, leading to the decline of Indian indigenous industries.
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