The impact of Foreign Direct Investment on the retail industry in India
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Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Objective of the study
- Overview of the literature and organization of the study
- India at a glance
- The Indian economy
- The highlights of the Indian economy
- Snap shot of the Indian economy
- The growth of consumer market in India
- The young consumer
- High income
- Card power
- Luxury brands
- The Indian consumer
- Foreign investment
- Foreign portfolio investment (FPI)
- Foreign direct investment (FDI)
- Foreign direct investor
- Foreign investment enterprise
- Subsidiaries, associates and branches
- Foreign direct investment: Forms of investments
- The forbidden territories
- Foreign investment through GDR's
- Use of GDR's
- Global trends: Rising FDI inflows
- Trends, patterns and characteristics
- FDI inflows, global and by group of economies, 1980?2005
- Total net resource flows to developing countries, by Type of flow, 1990-2005
- Sectoral break down of cross-border M & A sales (1987-2005) percent
- Current trends of FDI in India
- Reasons to invest in India
- Policy framework: Industrial policy
- Foreign investment policy
- Regulation and procedures
- Automatic approval route and FIPB route
- New ventures
- Foreign investment policy for trading activities
- Definition of retailing
- Segments of retailing in India
- Different retail formats
- Retailing at a glance in India
- The growth drivers
- Investment opportunities
- Major formats of in-store retailing
- Online retailing and internet retailing
- Top retailers in India
- The Tata group
- K Raheja corp
- Lifestyle international pvt. ltd
- Piramyd retail ltd
- Nilgiri's, Subhiksha, Trinethra, Vishal retail group, Adani group, Ebony retail holdings ltd and Reliance retail
- Opportunities in Indian retail
- Data, analysis and interpretation
- References
Abstract
Retailing sector in india has undergone significant transformation in the past 10 years. The sector contributes to around 10 percent of GDP and 6-7 percent of employment. With over 15 million retail outlets, india has the highest retail outlet density in the world. This sector witnessed significant developments in the past 10 years from small unorganized family-owned retail formats to organized retailing. Traditionally Indian retail sector has been characterized by the presence of a large no of small-unorganized retailers. However, in the past decade there has been development of organization retailing, which has encouraged large private sector players to invest in this sector. Liberalization of the economy, rise in per capita income and growing consumerism have encouraged large business houses and manufactures to setup retail formats, real estate companies and venture capitalist are investing in retail infrastructure. Many foreign retailers have also entered the market through different routes such as wholesale, cash-and carry, local manufacturing, franchising, test marketing etc. with the growth in organized retailing, unorganized retailers are fast changing their business models and implementing new technologies and modern accounting practice to face competition.
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