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

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Atasi said:   9 years ago
Government's initiative for FDI no doubt a good decision as it not only helps in solving our nation's unemployment problem but also aid more finance to our government. But if these FDI sectors are given importance to rural people by accepting directly product from rural people, it creates more opportunity for rural people. We know that if the rural area will develop then automatically India's growth will develop. So if these FDI sectors are direct support in retail market it will directly link with India's economic growth.
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Kushal dubey said:   9 years ago
GOOD EVENING FRIENDS,

From my end, FDI helps in the economic development of the host country (where the investment is being made).

For origin and host countries, FDI provides access to new technologies, products, skills and organizational and management strategies.

Employment increases in the host country.

Origin country (the country which makes the investment) also develops economically.

Competition increases. So that, with the competitive spirit, every company improves to its best.

Through FDI in production companies, the price reduction is possible.

FDI is a boon for the small companies to become more actively involved in international business activities.

Agriculture related people get the good price for their goods as middle men will be eliminated.
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