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To use India's economy to benefit Britain.
It diverted profits from cultivators to zamindars.
Low investment and technology led to stagnation.
It was prosperous with well-known handicraft industries.
Less than 2%.
Food crop production declined, leading to food shortages.
India was not self-sufficient in food and raw materials.
Lack of official estimates and low economic growth.
Farmers focused on cash crops instead of food crops.
They collected rent without improving agricultural conditions.
The introduction of the Zamindari System.
It was not satisfactory and largely rural.
To use India's economy to benefit Britain.
It established British control over India.
It diverted profits from farmers to zamindars.
It was prosperous with well-known handicraft industries.
Less than 2% per year.
Low investment in agricultural technology.
Shifted focus from food crops to cash crops.
Overwhelmingly rural and not self-sufficient.
Farmers lacked incentives to invest.
They collected rent without improving conditions.
To use India's economy to benefit Britain.
It established British control over India.
It diverted profits from farmers to zamindars.
It was prosperous and agrarian with strong handicraft industries.
Less than 2% annually.
Shift from food crops to cash crops for export.
Lack of technology and investment.
Overwhelmingly rural but not self-sufficient.
Their own economic interests over India's development.
They provided key insights into India's economic growth.