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Two major exports of the Carolinas were?
Rice and Indian Slaves
Which country account for the largest share of Indian exports?
usa
What are the non traditional items of Indian exports?
Iron core
Another one of the major Indian exports during the age of imperialism?
Indigo, cotton, tea
Imports and exports of new jersey?
Cattle, flax, Indian com, wheat, and flour that was when it was a colony.
Which Indian company introduced bottled beer in 1944 by the name Exports Beer?
United Breweries
Reasons for poor performance of Indian exports?
They do not get time for practice. As these days, we see, Indian sports persons are busy with shootings of ads,etc. They need more practice.
Diversification of exports in terms of heavy manufacturers statement by Indian economic survey?
i think we must start from Indian trade of heavy items. yes with sector wise share
The results of the blockade of British ports was that?
Exports to France were haulted. France exports were halted.
What is AEPC?
AEPC is abbrievted as Apparel Exports Promotion Councile. Its an association of apparel exporters in India which give guidence and help for Indian exporters and importers.
Reports on exports of Pakistan .pdf?
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Why was east India company keen on expanding textile exports form India during the 1760?
The East India Company was keen on expanding textile exports from India during the 1760s primarily due to the high demand for Indian textiles in Europe, which were known for their quality and vibrant designs. The company sought to capitalize on this lucrative market by establishing a stronger foothold in Indian production and trade. Additionally, expanding textile exports allowed the company to maximize profits while simultaneously undermining local economies and traditional weavers, thereby consolidating its control over the region. This strategy ultimately contributed to the company's dominance in the Indian subcontinent.
