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    The consumer expressed mixed views about foreign direct investment (FDI) in the retail sector in India. While FDI could increase exports, reduce inflation, and generate more revenue, there are also concerns about job losses for small retailers and an uneven focus only on large cities. Restricting FDI to some extent in terms of investment amounts, market share, or allowing only franchise-based retail may help address these issues. Overall, with proper regulations and contracts, FDI in retail could benefit both consumers and the Indian economy.

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    The consumer expressed mixed views about foreign direct investment (FDI) in the retail sector in India. While FDI could increase exports, reduce inflation, and generate more revenue, there are also concerns about job losses for small retailers and an uneven focus only on large cities. Restricting FDI to some extent in terms of investment amounts, market share, or allowing only franchise-based retail may help address these issues. Overall, with proper regulations and contracts, FDI in retail could benefit both consumers and the Indian economy.

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    Consumer'S Opinion About Foreign Direct Investment in The Retail Sector

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    The consumer expressed mixed views about foreign direct investment (FDI) in the retail sector in India. While FDI could increase exports, reduce inflation, and generate more revenue, there are also concerns about job losses for small retailers and an uneven focus only on large cities. Restricting FDI to some extent in terms of investment amounts, market share, or allowing only franchise-based retail may help address these issues. Overall, with proper regulations and contracts, FDI in retail could benefit both consumers and the Indian economy.

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    CONSUMERS OPINION ABOUT FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN THE RETAIL SECTOR

    DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE:
    1. Age : 2. Gender : 18-30 Male 31-40 Female 41-50 51-60 above 60

    3. Educat !na" "e#e":10th /Diploma/UG/PG/Profe io!al $% Occu&at !n : Govt "mplo#ee (o& e %ife '% L!cat !n: Metropolita! Urba! ,emi r&ral -&ral Private emplo#ee $%! b& i!e Profe io!al Politi'ia!

    other ) pe'if#*++++++++++++++

    (% Inc!)e "e#e" *&er )!nt+,: .elo% 10000 10001 to 25000 25001 to 40000 40001 to 50000 above 50000

    -% Fre.uenc/ !0 &urc+a1 ng n t+e H/&er )ar2et1 and Su&er )ar2et1: Dail# /ee0l# o!'e /ee0l# t%i'e Mo!thl# o!'e Mo!thl# t%i'e

    1o&2re $pi!io! abo&t the F!re gn D rect In#e1t)ent *FDI, i! -etail ,e'tor3
    S"n!

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    4he FD5 i! retaili!6 %ill lea7 to ma ive 8ob lo e to the people 7oi!6 b& i!e i! &!or6a!i e7 retail e'tor. 5!7ia 7oe !ot !ee7 forei6! retailer . 4ra7itio!al mar0et i e!o&6h. Ma8or profit %ill be ear!e7 b# forei6!er 9 if %e allo% FD5 i! retaili!6 4he 6over!me!t too0 a 'orre't 7e'i io! o! FD5 i! retaili!6 . 4he FD5 i! retaili!6 %ill fo'& o!l# o! the :itie a!7 .i6 to%! . 4hi %ill 'reate a! ob ta'le for r&ral 7evelopme!t FD5 i! retaili!6 %ill re7&'e the &!emplo#me!t rate i! 5!7ia

    Str!ng"/ d 1agree

    D 1agree

    Neutra"

    Agree

    Str!ng"/ agree

    4% 5% 6% $% '% (%

    -% 7% 8% 49%

    4hro&6h 6lobal i!te6ratio!9 o&r home a!7 farmi!6 pro7&'t %ill i!'rea e the e;port rate9 if FD5 i! retaili!6 i allo%e7. FD5 i! retaili!6 %ill re7&'e the i!flatio! rate i! 5!7ia 4hro&6h FD5 ma!# < ia! 'o&!trie li0e Mala# ia9 4ai%a!9 4haila!7 are hi6hl# be!efite7. 5t %ill happe! i! 5!7ia too. FD5 i! retaili!6 ear! more profit . < reve!&e to o&r !atio! &'h it %ill 6e!erate more

    44%

    Gover!me!t 'a! re tri't the FD59 &'h a amo&!t of i!ve tme!t9 !&mber of part!er or 'ollaborator 9 mar0et hare et'.9 a!7 thi ma# help the lo'al retailer i.e.9 b# p&tti!6 'o! trai!t o! i!ve tor FD5 or6a!i=e7 retail e'tor li0e9 ,&per mar0et a!7 (#per mar0et et'9 %ill avoi7 /a ta6e a!7 >o e i! Foo7 pro7&'t . 4he FD5 or6a!i=e7 e'tor %ill emplo# the %or0er %ith proper 'o!tra't a!7 be able to 7o a%a# %ith 'hil7 labo&r i.e.9 i!ter!atio!al !orm of emplo#me!t %ill be follo%e7 FD5 i! retaili!6 or6a!i=e7 e'tor %ill mai!tai! a 'lo e relatio! hip %ith farmer a!7 '& tomer . 4hi %ill help the e'tor to promote pro7&'t a!7 ati f# the !ee7 of the '& tomer . $!l# Fra!'hi ee Format of retaili!6 hall be allo%e7 thro&6h FD5 )>o'al per o! 7oi!6 b& i!e %ith the !ame of forei6! 'ompa!ie &!7er a 'o!tra't* 4hro&6h FD5 i! retaili!6 the i!'ome level a!7 p&r'ha i!6 po%er of 'o! &mer %ill i!'rea e 5f the FD5 i! retaili!6 i allo%e79 there %ill be po itive reform i! the -etail ,e'tor. FD5 i! retaili!6 %ill 6e!erate more 'a h i!flo% a!7 le 'a h

    45% 46%

    4$%

    4'%

    4(% 4-% 47% 48% 59%

    o&tflo% for 5!7ia 4he M?:2 a!7 i!ve tor %ill f&ll# follo% the 5!7ia! la% a!7 the emplo#ee a!7 'o! &mer %ill be more e'&re7 4here i !o ri 0 for the i!ter!al / e;ter!al e'&rit# of the 'o&!tr#9 if FD5 i permitte7 i! retail i!7& tr#

    54% $verall9 5 e!'o&ra6e Forei6! Dire't 5!ve tme!t i! 5!7ia! retaili!6 ,tro!6l# 7i a6ree Di a6ree ?e&tral <6ree tro!6l# a6ree

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