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An embattled UPA government has hung the ‘Open’ sign for foreign retailers. The cabinet said OK for 51% FDI in multi-brand retail sector & 100% FDI in single brand. On one hand farmers will benefit from it but on the other hand small traders feel they will not be able to withstand the competition. Will India in general benefit from this step?
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- 3. India is now the last major frontier for globalized retail In the twenty years since the economic liberalization of 1991, India’s middle class has greatly expanded India has been slow to open its retail sector to foreign investment In 2006, the government eased retail policy for the first time allowing up to 51 per centFDI through the singlebrand retail route
- 4. NOW supermarket chain stores such as Wal-Mart (United States), Carrefour(France), Marks & Spencer and Tesco (United Kingdom), and Shoprite (South Africa) may finally be allowed to set up shop in India.
- 6. Vertical issues specific to product groups eg. Food standards, nutrition & safety Horizontal issues related to greater competition : large vs small retailing Consequence of economic growth , rise in gdp , and standards of living Political implication for vote bank and their contestants
- 7. Better compliance to standards eg. Food standards and their compliance Better nutrition, safety and labeling for consumers It could reduce corruption in food control system
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- 12. No visible impact in spite of fdi in cash and carry wholesale by metro , walmart They will continue to serve traditional retailers but margines to come down due to downward price pressure Will slowly lose market share over medium and long term gradual change
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