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[Economy] The FDI in Retail business pro-cons Single brand vs

Multibrand Retail

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In the fond memories of Dev Anand,

Whats the dierence between Single brand vs Multibrand retail?

Single Brand retail
Nike Company opens outlets in Abad, Banglore, Delhi and Mumbai selling nothing but Nike
Shoes, Nike wrist-watches and Nike t-shirts only.
This is single brand retail.
FDI in Single-Brand Retailing was permitted in 2006, to the extent of 51%.
These were mostly outlets for sportswear, luxury goods, apparel, fashion clothing, jewellery,
hand bags, life-style products.
But neither the Political parties nor Local Kiranawala raised any voice against this,why?
Because these are high-end luxury items for brand
conscious upper middle class and rich class people. It doesnt hurt population at large. It was
not like people would stop purchasing from local
garment store to get Nike or Adidas.

Multi-brand retail
Big Bazaar opens mall in above cities: selling t-shirts of multiple-brands such as Reebok, Nike,
Adidas, Allen Solley, Van Huesen, Peter England etc.
+and+ they also sell unbranded t-shirts (you know those buy one get three t-shirts free from

unknown companies.)
So this is multi-brand retail: when an outlet sells a product (tshirt, tie, shoes anything) of more
than one brand.

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Retail means when product is sold to the ultimate consumer (common man)

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Argument against FDI

Anti #1: will lead to mass-unemployment
1. Retail sector in India is the second largest employer after agriculture. Almost 33 million
people involved here.
2. Now the problem part: Disguised unemployment. Father and two Sons running a farm,
producing 200 kgs of wheat. You take out any two members,
the production still remains 200 kgs. Same problem goes with family owned-operated retail
stores, the intermediaries and middle agents.
3. What should be done? Obviously one of the two sons ought to get himself in other sector
(service, construction, manufacturing, industry, etc) But
there is lack of opportunities, the manufacturing sector is not growing at the pace. So the

argument=: Displaced retail-operators will not be absorbed

in other sectors. This FDI will lead to unemployment.

Although this unemployment argument is flawed because
1. Walmart cannot open malls in every nook and corner of India. Their electricity, staff and
security costs will surpass their profit margins.
2. Customers cant goto Walmart on daily basis for attractive discounts because the petrol cost
(and time wasted in traffic) will negate the discount
on small purchase. So theyll be using local small-retailer for daily requirements of bread, milk,
newspaper etc.
3. Did STD booth-operators become unemployed after advent of mobile phones with zero
roaming charges and free incoming? Nope, they diversified and
started running Xerox and cybercafs.
4. Did local Udipi owner ran out of business because of McDonald / KFC? Ofcourse not.

Anti #2: Predatory pricing

Walmart or any other MNC retail mall, for the first 3-4 years theyll give heavy discounts and
seductive offers, even if they make loss in the deal.
Result : all the customers in a particular city are hooked to walmart only.
The smalltime retail players cannot run business giving such heavy discounts, they close down.
Once all competition is eliminated with this
predatory pricing Walmart will slowly stop giving discounts and recover their losses by
increasing the MRP.
Since these big MNCs have deep pockets, they can affort this sort of loss. But in the long term,
they recover everything.

 Same way Once the small time retailers are out of business, Wal-Mart will start exploiting
farmers, paying them extremely low money for their produce, because
now Wal-Mart is the sole retailer in the city.

counter arguments: Predatory pricing

1. Customer thinks of Traffic, time and petrol cost involved before visiting Walmart everynow
and then. Not like someone would go 10 kilometers, just
because the mall is giving Rs.3 discount on apple juice.
2. There is a Competition Commission of India to look into this matter. (earlier MRTP, Monopoly
and restrictive trade practices act)
(sidenote) Another example of Predatory pricing is our airline industry. One of the prime
reasons why theyre making losses.

Anti#3: India will become dumping ground for Chinese products

Dumping means, suppose a ballpen is sold for Rs.10 in China but they intentionally export it to
India at the price of Rs.5, in order to ruin the business
of local Indian pen-producers and to capture the Indian stationary market.
China is notorious for this dumping tactic, earlier we had to impose Anti-dumping duty on their
rubber products and tires.
Some believe that entry of Foreign retailers will facilitate the Chinese scheme of dumping our
market with their cheap products.

Arguments in favor of FDI in retail

Pro#1: No more wastage of agro-produce
India is the second largest producer of fruits and vegetables,
If we are the 2nd biggest producers of fruits and vegetables, why are we not a big name /
exporter in world market? And more

importantly, if we are second largest producer, then why is so much inflation in food items?
Because Post-harvest more than Rs. 1 trillion worth farm produce, especially of fruits,
vegetables and other perishables, is wasted due of lack of
storage and transport facilities.
More than 50% of this can be saved, if weve proper cold-storage facilities.
Government is not doing much about this (duh they are unable to save even the wheat in PDS,
let alone cold-storage) and the private Indian players
donot have much money to invest in this cold-storage chain or those expensive big transporttrucks of America that we see in Discovery channel.
So if FDI in retail is allowed, the MNCs would invest in cold-storage chains and those big
transport trucks. Means lower wasted of produce. More
supply of fruits and vegetables. According to supply-demand rule the prices will go down.
Right now, 100% FDI Is allowed in Cold-storage chain, but foreign players are not coming there
because theyre not allowed to sell it in retail
malls. There is not much profit margin in operating a cold-storage alone. Itd take years to
recover the investment. Only if MNCs are allowed to sell
the produce as well in their retail malls, theyll feel interested in investing in this cold-storage
game.
Similarly FDI in Wholesale trading was allowed upto 100% since 1997.

Pro#2: Farmer gets more money for his produce

Indian Farmer doesnt have cold-storage or transport facility, if he grew 200 kilos of carrots, he
has no option but to sell it as soon as possible
before it get spoiled. The middle agent buy this produce for as low as 2-4 rupees per kilo, but by
the time it reaches market, the price jumps to 25-30
rupees per kilo. WHY?

Indian Truck Transport: Overloading and Bribes

 There is no organized truck- transport service, the truck operators are running in extremely
competitive environment so theyve to overload their
trucks. Once this overloaded truck goes through checkpoint, policeman will demand bribe for
flouting the road permit provisions.
Since the truck is overloaded, engine efficiency is reduced. He has to get his truck repaired
frequently.
The road quality and traffic Management is bad, more diesel is consumed.
Trucker will add all these costs (bribe, repair, extra diesel) in his service charge.
Truck reaches the city, your local vegetable-vendor pays to offload the carrots but he gotta
maintain his own profit-margin as well, (+ the bribe he
has to pay to local policeman, municipality inspector etc) so the carrots that were lifted for 2
rupees, ultimately get sold for 25 rupees a kilo after
cutting everyones Commission.
When an organized MNC retailer gets in picture, he has his own extremely efficient and
streamlined transport service. So there is no overloading of
trucks, there is very systematic packing of goods. His truck maintenance cost is thus very low
and there is low wastage during transport.
Second, He doesnt have to pay so many bribes at every level, because
1. There is no overloading of trucks, papers are in order. Less chances for policemen etc to
blackmail him into paying bribe.
2. He got deep pockets, he gives big annual donations for election funds to the ruling party and
Diwali gifts to the concerned district officers.
Thats why small time petty officials such as police, municipality, food n sanitation inspector
cant dare to bother him every now and then, as they do
to small time retailers.

So MNC retailers cost price is quite low compared to small-time retailers. Hence he can afford
to give attractive discounts to customers as well.
Same reason why many political parties dislike MNCs in Retail, you can extract more electionfunds from 1000 small time players compared to from one
big player. Big player is less susceptible to arm-twisting compared to a small player.

No more intermediaries / Middle men in the chain= Lesser levels of

Commissions
Right now Intermediaries [middle agents] dominate the value chain. They often their pricing
lacks transparency. They often run secret cartels, so
even in open auctions, farmers dont get good price for their produce.
Wholesale regulated markets, governed by State APMC Acts, have developed a monopolistic
and non-transparent character.
These elected cooperative marketing societies and Mandis are more or less same BJP vs
Congress fight for domination in university elections, there is
hardly anything positive reform done for the students.
According to some reports, Indian farmers realize only 1/3rd of the total price paid by the final
consumer, as against 2/3rd by
farmers in nations with a higher share of organized retail.
A study commissioned by the World Bank : Why India doesnt earn much money from
exporting its Fruits and vegetable (even though were second largest
producer) = Same reason, Non-competitiveness. Bad supply lines.
A price that the farmer receives for a typical horticulture product is only 1215 per cent of the
price the consumer pays at a retail outlet.

Small and Medium scale industries

 Example small time cushions, toys, shoes, plastic wares maker. They dont see much business
because they dont have the avenues to sell their
products. Big mall with big floor space, provides them opportunity to market their products and
get customers attention.

Assured quality, no adulteration

Tune into Aaj Tak newschannel during afternoon, it is always somewhere in Uttar Pradesh,
they caught adulterated Milk, Milk products or soft drinks
produced using banned chemicals.
More than 40% of the medicines sold in rural and semi-urban areas of India are of fake brands.
For an MNC retailer you can atleast feel confident that it wont be the case.

More competition = Better prices and products

Remember once upon a time, Mobile calls used to cost 7 Rupees per minute and incoming
wasnt free. Why? Because there was low level of competition.
Barely 2-3 players in the market. FDI can be a powerful catalyst to spur competition.

Trickle down Theory

To open a big mall, walmart has to purchase land and construct a big building= lot of laborers,
masons, plumbers, electricians employed.
Same way farmers are getting more money so all these people have more money in their
hands and they use it to purchase bikes, mobiles etc. so more
demand and more employment.
This is trickle down theory. Marxist and Vinod Dua (NDTV) disputes this theory.

Fear exaggerated
Fears of large adverse effects on existing retailers are grossly exaggerated especially since
modern domestic retailing has begun in any case via
desi retailers such as Big Bazzar and Reliance. (10th plan document)

Suggestions for safeguards

1. Entry of foreign players must be gradual with social safeguards so that the effects of labour
dislocation can be analysed and policy fine tuned.
2. Foreign players should initially be allowed only in metros cities only.
3. Gradual opening of the retail sector over a period of 3-5 years to give domestic industry
enough time to adjust to the changes.
4. More stringent Compulsory corporate social responsibility requirement (e.g. Ask them to
open 1 school and 1 clinic in every city where theyre
operating etc.)
5. Regular monitoring of mall-inventories to see that India is not used as dumping ground for
Chinese products.

Some reports for mythbusting

***Ok now this is copy paste job***

ICRIER STUDIES ON: (i) FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN RETAIL SECTOR-INDIA (2005) and (ii)
IMPACT OF ORGANIZED RETAILING ON THE UNORGANIZED SECTOR-2008
Based on their study
#1 : Not as much job loss as feared
1. Unorganized retailers in the vicinity of organized retailers experienced a decline in their
volume of business and profit in the initial years after
the entry of large organized retailers.
2. The adverse impact on sales and profit, however, weakens over time. There was no evidence
of a decline in overall employment in the unorganized
sector as a result of the entry of organized retailers.
3. The rate of closure of unorganized retail shops in gross terms was found to be 4.2 per cent

per annum, which is much lower than the international

rate of closure of small businesses. The rate of closure on account of competition from
organized retail was found to still lower, at 1.7 per cent per
annum.
4. There was competitive response from traditional retailers through improved business
practices and technology upgradation.
#2 good for consumers
While customers from all income groups saved through organized retail purchases, the lower
income consumers saved more. Thus, organized retail is
relatively more beneficial to the less well-off consumers.
#3 Intermediate players
There was no evidence of an adverse impact by organized retail on intermediaries. There is,
however, some adverse impact on turnover and profit of
intermediaries dealing in products such as, fruit, vegetables, and apparel. Over two-thirds of the
intermediaries planned to expand their businesses,
in response to increased business opportunities opened by the expansion of retail.
#4 More money to farmers
Farmers were found to benefit significantly from the option of direct sales to organized
retailers. The average price realization for cauliflower
farmers selling directly to organized retail was about 25 per cent higher than their proceeds
from sale to regulated government mandis. The
profit realization for farmers selling directly to organized retailers was about 60 per cent higher
than that received from selling in the mandis. The difference was even larger when the amount
charged by the commission agent (usually 10 per cent of sale price) in the mandi
is taken into account.

Scenario in other third world countries

 FDI is permitted in the retail sector in Brazil, Argentina, Singapore, Indonesia, China and
Thailand without limits on equity participation (that is
100% FDI allowed)
Thailand: Since 1997, 100% FDI. Positive result: Thailand has now become an important
shopping and tourist destination.
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10-Sep: ITBP (http://itbpolice.nic.in/itbpwebsite/index.html)

B.Com,CA,HR,MBA
11-Sep: UPSSSC Account (http://upsssc.gov.in/)

Specialists
20-Oct: Bihar Agro (http://bausabour.ac.in/Job_Vacancy.aspx)
15-Oct: HAL (PWD) (http://www.hal-india.com/)
12-Oct: Uttarakhand infra (http://www.usidcl.gov.in/)
10-Oct: Chemical Tech
(http://www.iictindia.org/(S(gdo40xz1ox3kbw55wdg0lsam))/default.aspx)
01-Oct: NIT Surathkal (http://www.nitk.ac.in/news-announcments-tenders/specialrecruitment-drive-persons-disabilitypwd)

30-Sep: KGMU Lucknow (http://kgmu.org/job-opportunities.php)

30-Sep: PHYSICAL LAB (http://nplindia.org/careers)
30-Sep: BHU Varanasi (http://www.bhu.ac.in/racbhu/)
30-Sep: Central Railway PWD (http://www.rrccr.com/Modules/Home/Home.aspx)
30-Sep: Pt. Ravishankar Univ. (http://www.prsu.ac.in:8010/Univ_Req.aspx)
28-Sep: FCI Aravali Gypsum (http://fagmil.nic.in/index.php/en/services/careers)
28-Sep: NCR Railways Sports (http://14.102.4.99/rrc/Default.aspx)
27-Sep: Engineers India (http://recruitment.eil.co.in/)
25-Sep: SAIL (http://182.18.164.62/ISSCoV15/frmJobDetailsS1V4.aspx)
25-Sep: Guru Gobind univ. (http://ipu.ac.in/establish/advrecruitment/advteach060511.pdf)
24-Sep: ISRO Driver (http://isro.gov.in/recruitment-of-light-vehicle-drivers-lvd-heavy-vehicledrivers-hvd-and-staff-car-drivers-scd)
23-Sep: BEML Ltd (http://bemlindia.com/Job_KP_S_03_2015.php)
22-Sep: SCTIMST Kerala (http://www.sctimst.ac.in/Recruitment/Online%20Recruitment%20%20SSSC/)
21-Sep: RITES ltd (http://rites.com/vacancy/)
21-Sep: SSC Eastern Regional (http://www.sscer.org)
21-Sep: National Projects (http://www.npcc.gov.in/writereaddata/others/GMF.pdf)
21-Sep: MP HC Stenographer (http://www.mponline.gov.in/portal/)
20-Sep: National Mental Health (http://nimhans.ac.in/nimhans-invites-applications-followingvacant-posts)
20-Sep: Company Secy. Inst. (http://www.icsi.edu/career/)
18-Sep: TNPL Trichy plant (http://www.tnpl.com/Careers.aspx)
18-Sep: NIRD&PR Hyderabad (http://nird.org.in/jobvacancy.aspx)
17-Sep: Bharat Petroleum (http://bpclcareers.com/careers-bpcl.aspx)
17-Sep: GAIL India (http://www.gailonline.com/final_site/current_opening.html)
16-Sep: NTPC-SAIL Power (http://jobapply.in/nspcl/)
15-Sep: HMT (http://www.hmtindia.com/pdf/MBX_ER_25082015.pdf)
15-Sep: BPS Women's Medical (http://bpsgmckhanpur.ac.in/recruitment.aspx)
15-Sep: HPCL (http://www.hindustanpetroleum.com/careeropportunities)
14-Sep: Bharat Coal (http://205.147.110.48/BCCL08/View/Index.aspx)
11-Sep: Mangalore Refinery (http://mrpl.co.in/careers)
11-Sep: EESL (http://www.eeslindia.org/User_Panel/CareersView.aspx)
11-Sep: Kerala Electronics (http://swg.keltron.org/Resume/index.php)
11-Sep: RSRTC (http://rsrtc.rajasthan.gov.in/index.php/recruitment)

11-Sep: Central Electrical (http://www.cecri.res.in/jobs/advt.htm)

10-Sep: UPSC (http://upsc.gov.in/recruitment/advt/2015/Advt.11-2015.pdf)
09-Sep: Chhattisgarh PSC (http://psc.cg.gov.in/htm/OA_SO2015.html)
09-Sep: SAIL Medical (http://182.18.162.54/basailv15/frmjobdetailss1v3.aspx)
09-Sep: NIPER A'bad (www.nipergn.ac.in/announcements.htm)
08-Sep: National Seeds (http://indiaseeds.com/current-career.html)
08-Sep: National Electronics (http://www.nielit.gov.in/recruitments.aspx)

1. Online Form Part-I stops few days before deadline, so don't wait till last date. Dont forget
reg.id & roll no.Note'em in Google Drive (https://www.google.com/drive/)
2. I usually update vacancies every Monday.Purple link= newly added,Blue= existing.Last
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