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After which year did farm prices fall sharply in the Deccan for over a decade?
A1812
B1842
C1822
D1832
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. 1832
Prices fell sharply after 1832 and did not recover for over fifteen years, cutting peasant incomes.
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