Practicing Success
What led to industrialisation in Britain and de-industrialisation in India? |
Local atrisans were extremely slow Traditional exports were facing lot of competition from Britain Indian artisans lacked proper knowledge In India, the raw material was very expensive in comparison to Britain |
Traditional exports were facing lot of competition from Britain |
The correct answer is Option (2) → Traditional exports were facing lot of competition from Britain. During British colonial rule, India's traditional industries faced intense competition from British manufactured goods, which were often cheaper due to economies of scale, technological advancements, and colonial policies favoring British industry. This competition led to the decline of Indian industries, contributing to de-industrialization. |