What was the position of indigo in the 18 the century in the international market

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Dear student, In the eighteenth century, demand for Indigo increased in the international market. And as the demand increased, Britain started looking forward to India for Indigo plantation and supplies.The peasants were coerced to grow cash indigo which Britishers purchased at less cost and sold at higher prices in the market. Regards

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