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Many Indian organised retailers are cash/profit-starved and many foreign retailers are eager to enter the country to explore and realise the potential of the retail sector.
There is a general sense of happiness amongst them that the government has taken a formal step towards opening up multi-brand retail to foreign direct investment (FDI) by way of the discussion paper released earlier this month.
So, lets discuss more on this topic....
There is a general sense of happiness amongst them that the government has taken a formal step towards opening up multi-brand retail to foreign direct investment (FDI) by way of the discussion paper released earlier this month.
So, lets discuss more on this topic....
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It will create more jobs & a strong infrastructure
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100% FDI will keep the economic pace of development.
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Anuj Gupta
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"It will create more jobs & a strong infrastructure"
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I agree with u Sheetal but we should try to side of the coin too i.e. what about the intermediaries of the retail market and people employed by them because as soon as these big retailers enter in Indian market, to reduce the cost they will...
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Amritash Agrawalla
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"Is the government able to risk losing a vote bank"
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Looka t Reliance Fresh in Noida.It openend.Noida folk breathed a sigh of relief as there are no proper fruit/veg markets allocated as in DDA markets.Residents have to rely on the local police's whim whether carts in their sector are allowed on a...
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sanjay kumar mangal
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"It will create more jobs & a strong infrastructure"
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yes sheetal i agreed that it will create more jobs a strong infrastructure and help to organise the un-organised retail sector. but at the same time 100% FDI may have some negative affects also, so govt. has to be very careful while allowing it....
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Ideate: "What will happen if 100% FDI in Multi-brand retail is allowed??" deleted from your view.
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Pmb Softnet
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Pmb Softnet
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Makrand Bhave
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FDI should not be allowed so freely! I would root for our own brands anytime and all the time! We are omni present. In all the important sectors be it electronics, cosmetics, fabrics, garments, toys, foods, beverages... You name it!! We have our...
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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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What do you think are the positive effects?
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V. Srinivas
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this is the re-colonisation of the country. First it was physical colonisation. now it is economic colonisation. This in the long range is harmful. look at the way these chaps with the fii are playing with the stock market. only chaps like you and...
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Davies francis
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"What do you think are the positive effects?"
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WHAT RISHMA VIEW IS CORRECT BUT WE SHOULD ALS NOTE ABOUT INDIAN COMPANIES SINCE IT WILL AFFECT .SO TO MY VIEW FDI WILL MAKE INDIAN ECCNOMY GROWING .THE GOVT SHOULD CONTROLL TO HELP THE LOCAL COMPANIES
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Shailena Varma
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Rishma thanks for initiating this debate..... This is really good move by the ministry. There are many advantages by bring FDI in retail sector.... Like bringing new technologies, improved supply chain, lower prices and increase the stock value...
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Government should promote multi-brand Retail!
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Government should engage protective methods!
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Sujata Sharma
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"Government should promote multi-brand Retail!"
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Yes retail is booming in India. So the government should start supporting this concept and help them to do better.....
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Vivek Kumar Gupta
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"Government should engage protective methods!"
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The agenda for supporting big house retail and opening up the Indian shores for 100% FDI in Multi-brand retail is fraught with issues like anti dumping laws , local industrial and agricultural produce versus cheap chinese (and others) , invasion...
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Debate: "Multi brand retail should take advantage of global trends!" deleted from your view.
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