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Social Heterogeneity and Technology Adoption in Colonial India
Our paper examines whether local social heterogeneity influenced the adoption of ring-spinning technology in colonial Indian cotton mills during the interwar period. While existing literature emphasises factor prices, raw material constraints, and managerial choices, we highlight the role of social
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