Is Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in retail sector good for India?

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Vishnu said:   9 years ago
Hi, think there is need of FDI, it he helps to develop our country and also boost the employment in India and also we got knowledge about new technology. The FDI is important but we note also one thing that the Indian small industries are growing so the limitation of FDI is also necessary.

Thank you.
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Ravi kumar said:   9 years ago
Hello everyone, FDI in retail sector brings a lot of challenges such like consumer have too much option also we aware too much new brands and a variety of products.

A simple solution that small investor merge together give the competition.

Also India developing country they need it because poor people do not use hike price product Brings of FDI price of the good quality product affordable for everyone. We all Know that population in India for average and low-income groups are too high.
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Pujitha ramini said:   9 years ago
With FDI, the retail sector, small companies and merchants will suffer a lot. Inflation (the rise in prices over a period of time) may be increased. Technological dependence on foreign technology sources.
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Aprajita srivastava said:   9 years ago
In my opinion, FDI in retail sector is good for India. FDI has lot of advantage as it will boost up the competition in Indian market. And we all know that in competition, everyone wants to become number 1, so Indian people will make their best efforts in the competition. And moreover, FDI brings employment as it requires the number of employees for their work. With the coming of Walmart, nothing goes closed. So I think it is boon.
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Anusha said:   9 years ago
FDI brings competition in India, in my point of view, it increases the large scale sectors. It should be implemented in small scale sector India will become developed country.
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Vaishnavi said:   9 years ago
FDI is like making an MNC.

As everything has its, merits and demerits FDI also has.

FDI for investors, it can lead to great profit and for consumers, quality of others countries may be high and better.

But for small investors, it can lead to a loss because consumers will be interested in high quality which may be they will not be able to provide at a lower rate.
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Rishika said:   9 years ago
According to me, it is good to some extent, but 100% in all sectors would be way too much. Our Indian economy would b adversely affected because of it. Major population of our country is poor and FDI will make it poorer. It will eventually widen the gap between rich and poor.
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Manish kapoor said:   9 years ago
Everyone have their opinion to say on the topic in my opinion, FDI is important but not as the decrease the productivity of their country.

The taxes and other thinks which are taken from other countries for the establishment of their industries are taken more than home productive products.
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Abi said:   9 years ago
Hi, friends.

In my view, FDI is partially good and partially bad.

We should have some control measures to prevent ourselves from the bad one.

If we have done that we may control the disadvantage.
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Bipuljee said:   9 years ago
According to me, FDI in all sectors is the major cause of growing disparity in India. There must be the constraint in certain fields such as agriculture, domestic groceries and pharmaceuticals up to 100%. Everyone must have equal opportunity to avail the benefits of FDI. Moreover, it must not be encouraged to the full extent in any area. Any foreign company must not overshadow our Indian company. It may give a cut-throat competition to Indian market but must not have the potential to uproot it.
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