The decline in import of foreign cloth shows which effect of the Non-Cooperation Movement?

Correct answer: Effect of the boycott and swadeshi campaign

The boycott campaign encouraged consumers to avoid imported cloth and choose Indian-made alternatives. In simple causal terms, lower demand for foreign cloth led merchants to order fewer imports, so the recorded decline in imports is evidence of the campaign’s economic impact. Option A is correct. British-cloth popularity and foreign-trade expansion would normally increase imports, while an active boycott does not show that the Indian market was inactive.