Myth of livelihoods, fable of organised retail, and the sad parable of governance

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Gautam Chikermane Tags : Posted: Monday , Sep 03, 2007 at 0421 hrs

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This turnaround, where financial assets exceed physical ones by 1 percentage point or almost Rs 36,000 crore is only partial. Here’s a forecast: in next year’s annual report, not only will this trend continue, financial assets will take the lead further. The bottomline: Indian investors are savvier than experts make them out to be — the trend broadly matches market movements and economic sentiments.

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retail By: apoorwa mishra | 10-Nov-2008 Reply | Forward i am doing a research on what will be the impact of organised retail on small retail store i want to know from the author that if we are advocating from the customer point of view for organised reatil in US when organised retail started theyhad provided product in lower prices but after finishing small retail they had created a monopoly in supply chain, another thing is in india large population about 20 billion peoples livelihood come from retail, if one organised store open it is a calculation that thay will close 35 retail store near to thier location if we can not generate employment atleast we should not destry employement.

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