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In the context of Indian economic history, the process of 'Deindustrialization' during the 19th century was primarily the result of:
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- 1The geographical disadvantage of India not having easy access to major global petroleum and oil sources
- 2A complete lack of institutional, scientific, and technical education opportunities in pre-independence India
- 3The inherent inability of traditional Indian artisans to adapt to modern industrial production techniques
- 4The discriminatory tariff and trade policies of the British colonial rulers designed to favor British manufacturers✓
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The discriminatory tariff and trade policies of the British colonial rulers designed to favor British manufacturers
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