Free trade with Britain led to de-industrialisation in (up to 1880s) India due to which of the following reasons?

1. Free trade was only one-sided as Indian goods were still charged with heavy levies.

2. Indian hand made goods were at disadvantage competing with machine-based British goods.

3. Indian goods were never popular in the western market and Indian weavers had thrived only on the Indian market.

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