What are the challanges of retail boom in India?

Question

Briefly give its pros & cons.

Answer 1

challanges

Labors,local politics, the economy problem of exisisting shop, economy taken over from local to corporate, Traffic,Parking problem,high price due to brand image

etc

possitive

good shops, availablity,good turnover, new employment ,good shoping exp

etc.........

Answer 2

chances look bright. bright for ppl who can buy things cheaper by the dozen.

drawback is for chhota shopkeepers who loose out on bussiness.

Answer 3

Challenges, to local   ***cons***

-- Untrained Labour,

-- Local politicians,

-- Competition to existing shop keepers,

-- Parking problem

-- Maximum Recommend (high) Retail Prices fixed by manufacturers.

Positive,    ***pros***

-- Good Shopping, experience,

-- Availability,

-- Considerable, Sales Turnover and elimination of VAT pilferage.

-- Employment opportunities for trained manpower,

-- Elimination of middle man (brokers/dalals),

Wishing, a very Happy and Good Retailing in India.

Answer 4

Advantages:

Huge population, Various Multinational brands availability due to huge population and demand,

Better profitability. Better reach to individuals, Can have options of many varieties and brands ( both local and MN C's), competitive market. Being high is off take affordability to spend more.

Disadvantage:

Infrastructural costs, Politics, high competition from MN C's to the Local operators, High advertisement costs. Taste being changed very frequently by the consumers due to technology being changed often. Location and extensive net work requirement. High Labour costs due to demand in the Labour market, etc, etc*

Answer 5

Local Politics

Local Traders affected due to the introduction of Multinationals

Traffic

Cheap goods

On Comparison Quality is good

Best price

No Middlemen

Freshness

Answer 6

how to handle middle man , could be called pimps who live of the earning of farmers and consumers , but have developed vested interested with snotty politicians .

Fuel prices in india are higher hence WAL MART model can not work in India.

Street corner retailers hav ebecome polite after the avent of Malls and improved quality

Answer 7

challanges

-- Labors

-- local politics

-- the economy problem of exisisting shop

-- economy taken over from local to corporate

-- Traffic

-- Parking problem

--high price due to brand image

etc

possitive

-- good shops

-- availablity

--good turnover

-- new employment opertunity

-- good shoping exp

etc