The Nature of Village and Urban Economy in pre-British Bengal (original) (raw)

The study explores the economic activities in pre-British Bengal, focusing on the self-sufficient village economies characterized by customary agricultural practices and limited labor division. It highlights the isolation of villages, their administrative systems, and the role of artisans and merchants in local production and trade. Ultimately, the findings illustrate the intricate interdependence of agriculture and industry, and the significant social structures that governed the economic environment of the time.