What measures were taken by Britishers to expand their market in India?

The British implemented several measures to expand their market in India, including the establishment of a comprehensive railway system to facilitate the movement of goods and resources. They imposed taxes and tariffs that favored British products over local goods, undermining Indian industries. Additionally, the British promoted cash crops, shifting agricultural production away from subsistence farming to export-oriented crops, thereby integrating India into the global market. Furthermore, the British established monopolies over key commodities, effectively controlling trade and maximizing profits from Indian resources.