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PRESENTATION BY




2nd B.COM(CORPORATE SECRETARY SHIP)
          S.C.P JAIN COLLEGE
             MINJUR-601203
INTRODUCTION

•   Foreign direct investment (FDI) or foreign investment refers to the net
    inflows of investment to acquire a lasting management interest (10% or
    more) in an enterprise operating in an economy other than that of the
    investor. Foreign direct investment is the sum of equity capital,
    reinvestment of earnings and other long or short term capital as shown in
    the balance of payments. It usually involves participation in management,
    joint venture, transfer of technology and expertise. There are two types of
    FDI: (a) Inward foreign direct investment and (b) Outward foreign direct
    investment. Foreign direct investment excludes investment through
    purchase of shares. Foreign direct investment can be used as one measure of
    growing economic globalization.
RETAIL TRADE :
         BACKBONE OF ECONOMY
 Retail trade is world’s oldest business.

 Retail trade consists of sale of goods & services to consumers
  for their personal, family or household use.

 Based on turnover and volume, retail trade is worlds biggest
  economic activity.

 In the year 2000, world turnover in retail trade is estimated
  around Rs. 3,10,20,000 crores.

In India by investing nominal Capital a person can start retail
  business.

In India Retail shops are generally owned and run by family.
 The whole family gets self employed.
EMPLOYMENT GENERATION
         UNDER EXISTING SYSTEM
        FARM LABOURS
        HAMALS
        DALALS
       BROKERS
       TRANSPORTERS
       TEA SHOP OWNERS
       HOTELS
       DHABAS
       SHOP KEEPERS
                     AFTER M.N.C. TAKE OVER

ALL WORKS IN FARM BY MACHINE UNDER CORPORATE FARMING
AUTOMATIC TRANSFER AND PACKING BY MACHINES.
SALE TO CUSTOMERS THROUGH CHAIN OF DEPARTMENTAL STORES.
LARGE NUMBER OF SELF EMPLOYED TO BECOME UNEMPLOYED.
WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO RETAIL TRADE
 These companies open chain of shops. With a shop in each area the
  retail small shopkeepers will be put to heavy loss
 Slowly the local shops will start closing down.
 These shops will capture the trade.
 In countries where they have established their market share is

           Name of Country            % of Market Share
           America                           80%
           England                           80%
           Western Europe                    70%
           Brazil                            40%
           Thailand                          40%
           Korea                             35%
           China                             20%
           Malaysia                          20%
           India                             3%

 Remember example of ‘BATA’ in shoe business.
 Imagine Roadside DHABA’s after RELIANCE FOOD CHAIN Starts
  working.
 Cold drink business in India.
WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO
           LOCAL RETAIL TRADE

 No of Retail outlets Between 1981-99 in United
  Kingdom came down from 56862 to 25800.
 Between 1970-80 in Europe about 4 lakhs Retail
  shops were closed.
 Competition shall be limited to Big Retail Houses
 In the year 2000 Five Big Fast food companies
  captured following percent market share :


       Country                           % Share
       Norway                              99
       Swezerland                          88
       Sweden                              94
       UK                                  64
       Portugal                            57
WHAT HAPPENED IN OTHER
            ASIAN COUNTRIES
 Other countries are also unhappy.      Many countries have
  started taking precautions.
 Indonesia and Malaysia have established zones within which
  these foreigners can do trade.
 In Japan Big companies have to discuss with small traders.
  There is Zoning system also. Hence these companies have to
  establish their shops outside city limits.
 There is wide discontent amongst shopkeepers & people in
  the countries to which these store belong.
 The city counselor of California & Chicago have refused to
  allow opening of new shops to WALMART.
 These shops are required to take permission in countries like
  France, Germany and America.
NOW ITS TURN OF INDIA

 The tough stand taken till recently by Central Govt., Foreign
  Retail Traders could not enter India.
 It is unfortunate that Central Cabinet has given approval to
  FDI in Retail Trade.
 Shift of Major retail trade to these big companies will render
  small traders & their employees unemployed.
 Many companies with the help of contract farming will sell
  goods produced in farms directly from their chain of stores.
 After establishing control over purchases & sale these
  companies will start dictating.
 These companies will keep only graduates and above in their
  employment. There will be no scope for employment to
  under graduate and others.
 In the event of non receipt of payment of supplies, it
  becomes impossible to reach owners.
PRESENT CONDITION OF TRADERS
                                      Fringe Benefit Tax
                                                                                               VAT
                                                                                                                                            INEFFICIENT
                                      LICENCES & PERMITS
                                      INDUSTRIAL DISPUTE ACT                                                                               LABOURS
                                      SHOP & ESTABLISHMENT ACT                                   PREVENTION OF BLOCK MARKETING ACT
                                      COSUMER PROTECTION ACT                                     ANTI HOARDING & PROFEELING ACT
                                      WEIGHT & MEASUREMENT ACT                                   MONEY LENDING ACT
                                      PACKAGING ACT                                              PRODEND FUND ACT
                                      PREVENTION OF FOOD ADULTRATION ACT                         MINIMUM WAGES ACT
                                                                                                  ESI ACT
                                                                                                  GRATUITY ACT
                                                                                                  BONUS ACT

                                     ENTRY TAX

                                                                                                                  SERVICE TAX
                           FDI in Retail Trade




    ANTI SOCAL ELEMENTS
                                                                                                        OCTROI
                                                             WATER TAX


                                                                                                     CENTRAL
                                                                                                     EXCISE
  POLITICIAL INTERFERANCE
                                                    PURCHASE TAX
                                                                                                 SALES TAX                                INCOME TAX
                                                           POOR MARKET
                                                           CONDITION                                    POWER PROBLEM

                                                                                                                   Cash Transaction Tax
INSPECTOR RAJ                        STAMP DUTY                                                                             &
                                                                                                                    Quarterly ‘C’ Form

                                                                                               WELTH TAX
                                                              HIGH BANK
                                                               CHARGES      PROFESSIONAL TAX


        New Naka Complex




                                                                                          ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES ACT
Aviation           Information
               Telecom                        Technology

   Infrastructure

                                                            Retail Traders
   Banking


Insurance


Pharma



     Mining
                                      Steel

            Professional
                             Education
REQUEST STOP FDI IN
          RETAIL TRADE

 If Domestic Retail Trade is allowed by Big MNC’s etc., there
  will be Large Scale Unemployment.
 A new class of unemployed called “Unemployed Traders”
  will join the existing force of unemployed persons.
 These companies will sell internationally procured products.
  Domestic Industry will suffer.
 Everybody knows how Big Fish eats away small fishes.
 Keeping the experience of other countries in mind, Govt.
  should not take any such decision for which the whole
  country and coming generation will have to suffer.
INDIA : MY COUNTRY

DON’T SEE INDIA AS POPULATION OF ONE HUNDRED CRORE
MOUTHS TO FEED.

SEE IT AS A MARKET OF ONE HUNDRED CRORE CONSUMERS WITH
TWO HUNDRED CRORE EYES TO WATCH YOUR PRODUCTS AND
TWO HUINDRED CRORES HANDS TO BUY YOUR PRODUCTS.

WORLDS LARGEST EMERGING RETAIL MARKET : WHO WILL
 CONQUOR IT : WE OR THEY?

            DO NOT MAKE MY GOVEREMENT AS,

 GOVEREMENT BY MNC,
 GOVEREMENT OF MNC AND
 GOVEREMENT FOR MNC’S
INDIA : MY COUNTRY
• Being a citizen of INDIA , we the students should
  encourage the retail marketing in INDIA , We should send
  the request to our Honorable External Minister
  Dr.S.M.Krishna to solve the problems of retail marketing in
  INDIA
• We should support our INDIAN retail traders to conduct the
  business in our own country. So only we can make our
  INDIA a super power country in future
                INDIAN MARKET FDI TARGET
           IF WE REGRET THEY WILL FORGET
impact of fdi by yogesh

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impact of fdi by yogesh

  • 1. PRESENTATION BY 2nd B.COM(CORPORATE SECRETARY SHIP) S.C.P JAIN COLLEGE MINJUR-601203
  • 2. INTRODUCTION • Foreign direct investment (FDI) or foreign investment refers to the net inflows of investment to acquire a lasting management interest (10% or more) in an enterprise operating in an economy other than that of the investor. Foreign direct investment is the sum of equity capital, reinvestment of earnings and other long or short term capital as shown in the balance of payments. It usually involves participation in management, joint venture, transfer of technology and expertise. There are two types of FDI: (a) Inward foreign direct investment and (b) Outward foreign direct investment. Foreign direct investment excludes investment through purchase of shares. Foreign direct investment can be used as one measure of growing economic globalization.
  • 3. RETAIL TRADE : BACKBONE OF ECONOMY  Retail trade is world’s oldest business.  Retail trade consists of sale of goods & services to consumers for their personal, family or household use.  Based on turnover and volume, retail trade is worlds biggest economic activity.  In the year 2000, world turnover in retail trade is estimated around Rs. 3,10,20,000 crores. In India by investing nominal Capital a person can start retail business. In India Retail shops are generally owned and run by family. The whole family gets self employed.
  • 4. EMPLOYMENT GENERATION UNDER EXISTING SYSTEM  FARM LABOURS  HAMALS  DALALS BROKERS TRANSPORTERS TEA SHOP OWNERS HOTELS DHABAS SHOP KEEPERS AFTER M.N.C. TAKE OVER ALL WORKS IN FARM BY MACHINE UNDER CORPORATE FARMING AUTOMATIC TRANSFER AND PACKING BY MACHINES. SALE TO CUSTOMERS THROUGH CHAIN OF DEPARTMENTAL STORES. LARGE NUMBER OF SELF EMPLOYED TO BECOME UNEMPLOYED.
  • 5. WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO RETAIL TRADE  These companies open chain of shops. With a shop in each area the retail small shopkeepers will be put to heavy loss  Slowly the local shops will start closing down.  These shops will capture the trade.  In countries where they have established their market share is Name of Country % of Market Share America 80% England 80% Western Europe 70% Brazil 40% Thailand 40% Korea 35% China 20% Malaysia 20% India 3%  Remember example of ‘BATA’ in shoe business.  Imagine Roadside DHABA’s after RELIANCE FOOD CHAIN Starts working.  Cold drink business in India.
  • 6. WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO LOCAL RETAIL TRADE  No of Retail outlets Between 1981-99 in United Kingdom came down from 56862 to 25800.  Between 1970-80 in Europe about 4 lakhs Retail shops were closed.  Competition shall be limited to Big Retail Houses  In the year 2000 Five Big Fast food companies captured following percent market share : Country % Share Norway 99 Swezerland 88 Sweden 94 UK 64 Portugal 57
  • 7. WHAT HAPPENED IN OTHER ASIAN COUNTRIES  Other countries are also unhappy. Many countries have started taking precautions.  Indonesia and Malaysia have established zones within which these foreigners can do trade.  In Japan Big companies have to discuss with small traders. There is Zoning system also. Hence these companies have to establish their shops outside city limits.  There is wide discontent amongst shopkeepers & people in the countries to which these store belong.  The city counselor of California & Chicago have refused to allow opening of new shops to WALMART.  These shops are required to take permission in countries like France, Germany and America.
  • 8. NOW ITS TURN OF INDIA  The tough stand taken till recently by Central Govt., Foreign Retail Traders could not enter India.  It is unfortunate that Central Cabinet has given approval to FDI in Retail Trade.  Shift of Major retail trade to these big companies will render small traders & their employees unemployed.  Many companies with the help of contract farming will sell goods produced in farms directly from their chain of stores.  After establishing control over purchases & sale these companies will start dictating.  These companies will keep only graduates and above in their employment. There will be no scope for employment to under graduate and others.  In the event of non receipt of payment of supplies, it becomes impossible to reach owners.
  • 9. PRESENT CONDITION OF TRADERS Fringe Benefit Tax VAT INEFFICIENT LICENCES & PERMITS INDUSTRIAL DISPUTE ACT LABOURS SHOP & ESTABLISHMENT ACT PREVENTION OF BLOCK MARKETING ACT COSUMER PROTECTION ACT ANTI HOARDING & PROFEELING ACT WEIGHT & MEASUREMENT ACT MONEY LENDING ACT PACKAGING ACT PRODEND FUND ACT PREVENTION OF FOOD ADULTRATION ACT MINIMUM WAGES ACT ESI ACT GRATUITY ACT BONUS ACT ENTRY TAX SERVICE TAX FDI in Retail Trade ANTI SOCAL ELEMENTS OCTROI WATER TAX CENTRAL EXCISE POLITICIAL INTERFERANCE PURCHASE TAX SALES TAX INCOME TAX POOR MARKET CONDITION POWER PROBLEM Cash Transaction Tax INSPECTOR RAJ STAMP DUTY & Quarterly ‘C’ Form WELTH TAX HIGH BANK CHARGES PROFESSIONAL TAX New Naka Complex ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES ACT
  • 10. Aviation Information Telecom Technology Infrastructure Retail Traders Banking Insurance Pharma Mining Steel Professional Education
  • 11. REQUEST STOP FDI IN RETAIL TRADE  If Domestic Retail Trade is allowed by Big MNC’s etc., there will be Large Scale Unemployment.  A new class of unemployed called “Unemployed Traders” will join the existing force of unemployed persons.  These companies will sell internationally procured products. Domestic Industry will suffer.  Everybody knows how Big Fish eats away small fishes.  Keeping the experience of other countries in mind, Govt. should not take any such decision for which the whole country and coming generation will have to suffer.
  • 12. INDIA : MY COUNTRY DON’T SEE INDIA AS POPULATION OF ONE HUNDRED CRORE MOUTHS TO FEED. SEE IT AS A MARKET OF ONE HUNDRED CRORE CONSUMERS WITH TWO HUNDRED CRORE EYES TO WATCH YOUR PRODUCTS AND TWO HUINDRED CRORES HANDS TO BUY YOUR PRODUCTS. WORLDS LARGEST EMERGING RETAIL MARKET : WHO WILL CONQUOR IT : WE OR THEY? DO NOT MAKE MY GOVEREMENT AS,  GOVEREMENT BY MNC,  GOVEREMENT OF MNC AND  GOVEREMENT FOR MNC’S
  • 13. INDIA : MY COUNTRY • Being a citizen of INDIA , we the students should encourage the retail marketing in INDIA , We should send the request to our Honorable External Minister Dr.S.M.Krishna to solve the problems of retail marketing in INDIA • We should support our INDIAN retail traders to conduct the business in our own country. So only we can make our INDIA a super power country in future INDIAN MARKET FDI TARGET IF WE REGRET THEY WILL FORGET