FDI IN MULTI-BRAND RETAIL IN INDIA (RGNUL-IPAN Working Paper Series Book 1)
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ISBN / ASINB00DT5KU7G
ISBN-13978B00DT5KU76
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Foreign Direct Investment in retail has a major significance in the present economic setup of Indian economy. A major shift in the policy of Foreign Direct Investment (hereinafter referred to as FDI) climate has provided an interesting future option to several international retailers' entry and expansion plans for India. Foreign Direct Investment in multi-brand retail is an economic reform which would allow global chains like Wal-Mart, Carrefour and Tesco etc. to own up to 51 percent of joint retail ventures with Indian companies
This report concludes the first edition of RGNUL – IPAN Working Paper Series which is now an annual flagship policy research project. International Policy Analysis Network, Asia’s first youth-led public policy think tank initiated this Annual Working Paper Series in association with School of Agriculture Law and Economics (SALE), Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, India from the year 2012. The Research Theme for 2012 edition of this
series was “FDI in Multi-Brand Retail in India†for which students, academicians and Ph.D scholars were invited to submit papers addressing some specific social, political, economic or cultural aspect of this policy.
In this report, we have attempted to put together varied perspectives associated with this policy. While the concept note introduces the whole policy to its readers; following papers address specific issues in order to help the reader form an informed opinion about this policy’s positive or negative implications.
The call for papers issued for this project received a huge response and some quality submissions which were reviewed by the peer review committee. Papers were shortlisted from the perspective of having diversity of opinion, innovation in recommendations and practical applicability of research.
This report concludes the first edition of RGNUL – IPAN Working Paper Series which is now an annual flagship policy research project. International Policy Analysis Network, Asia’s first youth-led public policy think tank initiated this Annual Working Paper Series in association with School of Agriculture Law and Economics (SALE), Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, India from the year 2012. The Research Theme for 2012 edition of this
series was “FDI in Multi-Brand Retail in India†for which students, academicians and Ph.D scholars were invited to submit papers addressing some specific social, political, economic or cultural aspect of this policy.
In this report, we have attempted to put together varied perspectives associated with this policy. While the concept note introduces the whole policy to its readers; following papers address specific issues in order to help the reader form an informed opinion about this policy’s positive or negative implications.
The call for papers issued for this project received a huge response and some quality submissions which were reviewed by the peer review committee. Papers were shortlisted from the perspective of having diversity of opinion, innovation in recommendations and practical applicability of research.
