Question
Which of the following was/were the reason/reasons for
the lack of economic development in India in the 19th century? 1. Officially the British Government was committed to a policy of laissez-faire, but it was actually a policy of discriminatory inter- vention. 2. European entrepreneurs had connections to banks and agency houses, while Indians had to rely on kin, family and caste men. 3. When plantations were transferred to individual capitalist ownership, native investors were deliberately ignored. Select the correct answer using the code given below.Solution
The correct answer is D
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