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Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) made in Indian Retail Industry
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ANILKUMAR KAPPILLIL
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Considering the historical perspective of foreign direct or indirect investment in India so far, if 100% FDI is allowed, it is a complete sell out. Rather I would suggest a 40% FDI would be fine as this would offer the Indian players sufficient...
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Anurag Rai
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yes we should allow for our own development, it will bring technology to develop logistics and supply chains, helping food processing industry to grow, provide employment to millions, and enhance competition in the retail space....
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Anurag Mitra
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it should be allowed as its not a threat to Indian companies and will be to the benfit of the consumers.
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Debate: "Should !100% FDI be allowed in the Retail Sector?" deleted from your view.
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Multibrand retailing is good for India
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Multibrand retailing is bad for India
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Renashmi Kaur
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I agree sir that 'India lives in the villages'. But unfortunately after 6 decades we have increasingly begun to neglect the villages in our growth efforts. Take a reality check. I think FDI in retail will make a change as the job creation will...
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pandianarjunan
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"Multibrand retailing is bad for India"
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gandhiji told INDIA lives in villages.We have already forgot those poor people.They are selling the lands to LAND MAFIA (as you assume for better prices.ok)To clear them from India there are better ways.corporate sector is ruling this country,so...
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Vinoy Scaria James
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If not anything it will stifle the 65% of the supply chain namely the middlemen. They play havoc with the distribution system to raise the prices and create artificial shortages. If the government claims about infrastructure generation is true(it...
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Debate: ""MultiBrand retailing is good or bad to India"????" deleted from your view.
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Arvind Rayalwar
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FDI in Retail Sector in India is Paradise for Customer
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finance profe.
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Pawan Meshram
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| 2 years ago
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plz. tell me hole detail for this
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Davies francis
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I DNT THINK IT WILL REDUCE WASTE BUT IT WII REDUCE PRICE
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p.m.n.krishnan
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stream lining procurement and assessment of demand can lead to production that is tuned and ensure fairness to both consumers and producers.The accountability part will be necessitated by the system and govts. can also earn revenues by taxes and...
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AJAY GOKHALE
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Because their economies in doll drums they will try to earn more from Indian market & as being done by EAST INDIA COMPANY THE SAME THING WILL HAPPEN. Instead of this We have excellent market, we are blessed by God & Nature & can grow food articles...
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Debate: "Can FDI in multi-brand retail help ease food prices, reduce wastage??" deleted from your view.
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Mohan Murari
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| 1 year ago
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We are discussing about an ideal situation, jobs, customer service, low prices sounds really good but do you think the government would allow at cost of loosing such a huge amount of voters. Starting business with a small neighborhood store is...
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Sanjay Singh Thakur
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Why should Bharti Group start this join Venture with Wal-Mart? Do we not have potential Investors who can group up with bharti and give a new look to this retail business in India. I guess we Indians can do much better to this market than any...
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Shailena Varma
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I think India should change its stance, and allow foreign entity like wal-mart to enter the market through multi-brand access, it is said that retail space is the one which will be generating more no. of jobs in the future, and it will also bring...
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The AEPC the Apparel export promotion council which comes under Union Ministry of Textiles has taken up the task of attracting foreign direct investment into by raising the slogan of ' come, invest, produce and sell in India', the textile ministry is planning to attract FDI into the segment by promising conducive environment for manufacturing and highlighting the huge domestic market. As a strategy to encourage FDIs into India, the ministry has planned to take delegations headed by Maran to Switzerland, Italy and Istanbul in phase one from Oct 24 this year followed by visits to France, Germany and even US in the second phase. The decision came at the 29th India Knit Fair, which commenced at...
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Good for the economy
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saurav mallik
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Our society is not matured enough to understand what organised retail can do for the betterment of the country.They see it as a evil force that will gulp all small retailers.What we can do is take a page out of Bharti Walmart.They have been slow ...
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Mathew Cherian
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In India where the beuraucrats and politicians who come in one size fit all category one cannot for sure say whether prohibiting investments is good or bad for the nations. Prohibiting investments is bad for the economy. Then these decision...
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Industry trends for retail sector indicate that organized retailing has major impact in controlling inflation because large organized retailers are able to buy directly from producers at most competitive prices. World Bank attributes the opening of the retail sector to FDI to be beneficial for India in terms of price and availability of products as it would give a boost to food products, textiles and garments, leather products, etc., to benefit from large-scale procurement by international chains; in turn, creating jobs opportunities at various levels.
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Makrand Bhave
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India is governed by brands!! There are retail stores like 49to99, and such who have opened their shutters with a loud bang and then have whimpered down to only a few being open in major metros like Mumbai! Wb may push for India opening up its...
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FDI in retail trade is as yet restricted, the Government of India has a more liberal policy towards wholesale trade, franchising, and commission agents’ services, thus preparing the ground for FDI in retail as well. Foreign retailers have already started operations in India through various routes: joint ventures where the Indian firm is an export house; franchising2 (eg. Kentucky Fried Chicken, Nike); sourcing of supplies from small-scale sector; ‘cash and carry’ operations (Giant in Hyderabad, Metro in Bangalore); non-store formats – direct marketing (Amway). Large international retailers of home furnishing and apparels such as Pottery Barn, The Gap and Ralph Lauren have made India one of ...
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