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    The commitment

    of money or capital to

    purchase financialinstruments or assets in

    order to gain profitable

    returns.

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    Investment done bycitizens and government ofone country (homecountry) invest inindustries of anothercountry (host country).

    ForeignInvestmentthrough

    ForeignDirectInvestments

    ForeignInstitutionalInvestors

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    2000-06 FDI allowed up to 100% in

    specified sectors.

    FDI limits increased.

    Procedures further simplified

    The top 3 Indian Regions attracting the

    highest FDI.

    Mumbai, Delhi and Karnataka.

    Account for nearly 62% of the

    total FDI.

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    Mergers andAcquisitions

    Horizontal FDI

    Vertical FDI.*Backward

    Vertical FDI*Forward

    Vertical FDI

    By

    Target

    Resource-Seeking

    Market-Seeking

    Efficiency-Seeking

    Strategic-Asset-Seeking

    By

    Motive

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    Incentives attract FDI.

    Market size and potential are sufficient

    inducers.

    Tax breaks, import duty exemptions,

    land and power subsidies, and other

    enticements.

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    GRDI Position : 3rd

    Size : $ 400 billion

    Growth Rate : 13%

    GDP contribution : 12%

    Major sector : Food and

    Grocery

    Employment : 2nd largest

    industry (35.06

    million)

    Types: Organized ( 5%)

    Unorganized ( 95%)

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    Corporates are increasingly coming

    into this sector.

    Demand of branded goods on a large

    scale.

    Demand of new and varied products.

    High quality product is preferred .

    Varied window display.

    E-tailers increase the presence.

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    RetailSegment

    Percentageholding insector

    Majorretailers

    Food and grocery 63% Reliance fresh, Caf

    brio, food bazaar

    Clothing, textileand fashion

    9% Westside, shoppersstop, globus

    jewellery 5% Tanishq

    Catering services 5% IRCTC

    Consumer durable 4% Viveks, vijay sales,Croma

    pharmaceuticals 4% Piramal group

    Entertainment 3% Bowling co.,

    Furnishing, utensils 3% Hometown,Tangent Concept

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    Employment generation.

    Second-largest employer

    after agriculture.

    Retail trade employing

    35.06 million.

    Wholesale trade

    generating an additional

    employment of 5.48 million.

    Additional 1.6

    mnjobs .

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    Technology Better use of

    resources and goods.

    Wastage and Storage

    problems will be resolved.

    Efficient logistics,

    production, and distribution

    channels.

    Digital records.

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    A strong competition from mom and pop

    shops:-

    Easily accessible & approachable.

    Provide services like Free home delivery

    and goods on credit.

    They change consumer focus.

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    Restrict the number of stores that can beoperated in a city.

    Allow access to the small retailers to thestores through special windows.

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    Thank You


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