Answer:
(i) A variety of Indian merchants and
bankers were involved in the network of export trade, financing production,
carrying goods and supplying to the exporters.
(ii) Supply merchants linked the port
towns to the inland regions.
(iii) They gave advance money to
weavers, procured woven cloth from the villagers and carried the supply to the
ports.
(iv) At the port, the big shippers and
export merchants had brokers who negotiated the price and bought goods from the
supply merchants operating inland.
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