Is Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in retail sector good for India?
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Ilanthirayan said:
9 years ago
I would like to go against full direct investment. Example take KTM - Bajaj joint venture. When we buy a bike a percentage of profit goes to Bajaj comparing to fully international company. Also when we work in FDI companies they only need to pay less wage (comparison with international wages) hence they are able to produce product at least cost getting profit. Ultimately they are only profiting. But when we take joint venture we have some profit and also control over company.
Thank you.
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Pavan kumar said:
9 years ago
No, according to me, it's not that much good for India.
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Avinash said:
9 years ago
I think no it's not good, as this type of investment is affecting the middle-class business people severely. The opportunity for less educated people to start a small business is directly snatched away resulting into the affecting of GDP. The hard work of small towns people in retail sector become competitive with the big companies through their direct investment in retail sector.
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Digvijay vijay desai said:
9 years ago
Hi guys.
Every coin has two sides. From my point of view its has merits & demerits also. But FDI will move towards more merits rather than demerits. Because of FDI we get more jobs, new technologies, growth, relation with other countries. FDI may affect slightly in the retail sector but not that much of influence. As we know in India we are suffering from unemployment. So FDI will give the solution to this problem somehow.
Every coin has two sides. From my point of view its has merits & demerits also. But FDI will move towards more merits rather than demerits. Because of FDI we get more jobs, new technologies, growth, relation with other countries. FDI may affect slightly in the retail sector but not that much of influence. As we know in India we are suffering from unemployment. So FDI will give the solution to this problem somehow.
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Sathish said:
9 years ago
FDI is not good for India, India is made in India, we peoples are buying a ration rice from government for 2 Rs or free, why I am conveying above point means because of FDI.
Small investment owners are affected by FDI.
Small investment owners are affected by FDI.
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Atul said:
9 years ago
I don't agree with Sathish because first FDI will bring lots of employment secondly it's not 100% sure that small scale sale will suffer there no scientific proof for that. If you really wanna know the effect of FDI on small scale business we should do some kind of survey.
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Neha said:
9 years ago
Yes, I think it's good for India as FDI creates a lot of employment opportunities within the country and moreover whenever there is a competition there are always better products in the market. So anyway this is a win-win situation for the Indian economy as well as for the product consumers plus the opportunists!
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Vishal said:
9 years ago
Hi friends. In my opinion, FDI is good. We all know that India developed country but if we want that India more develops then FDI is provides new technology and etc that's region in India everyone in connecting to the social media.
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Viswa said:
9 years ago
Hi,
In my opinion, it will lead India in future.
I agree there is a some difficulties, whenever we ready to face difficulties then only will get good results.
FDI is very good to develop India.
In my opinion, it will lead India in future.
I agree there is a some difficulties, whenever we ready to face difficulties then only will get good results.
FDI is very good to develop India.
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Garvit Anand said:
9 years ago
In my opinion, FDI is good for long term business but its impact on Indian retail market is very worse as it may lead to ruin Indian retailers and may ruin India market for short span but for long term goals it increases our GDP, foreign trade, employment, improved quality and services and economic growth.
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