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Retail Selling

Retail Selling QUESTION: COMMENT ON ANY 8 OF THE FOLLOWING PROBLEMS: Q1. The organized retail industry in India is faced with stiff competition from the unorganized sector. Q2. There is a shortage of quality real estate and infrastructure requirements in our country. Q3. Opposition to Foreign Direct Investment from small traders affects retail industry.

Q4. Very high stamp duties on transfer of property affects the industry. Q5. Shortage of retail space in central and downtown locations also hinders the growth of retail industry. Q6. Presence of strong Pro-tenancy laws makes it difficult to evict tenants and this is posing problems. Q7. Land-use conversion is time consuming and becoming complex.

Q8. For settling property disputes, it consumes lot of time. Q9. Rigid building laws makes procurement of retail space difficult. Q10. Non residents are not allowed to own property except they are of Indian origin. Q11. Prohibition of Foreign investment in real estate business. Q12. Customs duties are levied on import of goods in India.

Q13. We are assessing distribution options for a new line of accessories (upscale purses, scarves, jewelry). Ideally. Q14. We would like to get into some of the upscale department stores. Since we are not familiar with entry into these channels, QUESTION: Q1.How will you point us in the right direction as to how best to get started in making such contacts and getting the outlets interested in distributing my products? Q2. Where is the best place to get more information on supplying goods to retailers?

SECTION C 20 MARKS Q1. The layout of my shop is poorly designed and I am not always able to keep an eye on all customers. Q2. Cameras and mirrors are out of the question at present and I frequently “lose” small items. QUESTION: Q1. Is there an inexpensive theft deterrent that you could suggest?