Titlebook: Jan Company in Coromandel 1605–1690; A Study in the Inter Tapan Raychaudhuri Book 1962 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1962 comme

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Rivals in Trade, on the basis of monopolistic and monopsonistic control wherever possible. Even their impact on the indigenous economy can best be understood in this particular context. The seventeenth century merchant capitalists, no believers in free commercial competition, first carefully secured by charter from

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The Import Trade,ly of production, a corresponding increase in imports was one of the results of that development. The increase in imports, however, primarily meant an increasing flow of cash specie, because the commodity market for imports does not appear to have undergone any substantial expansion.

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Administration and Social Life,. During the earliest years of the Dutch connection with the coast, the two factories at Masulipatam and Petapuli were independent of each other. In 1608, this mutual independence was abolished and Masulipatam given the status of the superior factory. In 1610, the Coromandel factories were organised

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A Resume, in the East Indies. Within a decade, this side line of the Company’s trade became sufficiently important to warrant the creation of a separate ‘government’ for the coast. The importance of the Coromandel factories increased as the policy of making the Asian trade pay for itself found acceptance in

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,From Prosperity to Decay, 1659–1690, had secured after hard struggles. Financial difficulties and a preposterous monetary policy adopted by the Golconda government hampered normal commercial operations, while the heavy expenses of an unprofitable factory developed into a serious predicament.

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