Implications of foreign direct investment in India's retail Patibandla Murali.
By: Patibandla Murali
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ArticlePublisher: 2014Subject(s): Indian Retail Sector | Retailing | Foreign Direct Investment
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IIMB Management ReviewSummary: Supply chain is the backbone of retail business. Adoption of an efficient supply chain between producers and consumers by modern large retailers could reduce average transaction and information costs of market exchange; generate surplus for stakeholders such as producers, farmers, and consumers; expand output; and could thereby contribute to economic growth and net employment gains. This paper develops a simple theory of supply chain and economic growth. At present, India
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Supply chain is the backbone of retail business. Adoption of an efficient supply chain between producers and consumers by modern large retailers could reduce average transaction and information costs of market exchange; generate surplus for stakeholders such as producers, farmers, and consumers; expand output; and could thereby contribute to economic growth and net employment gains. This paper develops a simple theory of supply chain and economic growth. At present, India
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