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Project on Growth of Retail Sector in India
Growth of Retail Sector in India

Submitted by Robin Tayal
Course: MPE 2008-10
Section : B, Semester 3rd
Roll No :- 168

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Industry Overview 02 - 06

2. Organized Retail Sector 07 - 09

3. Origin of retail 10 - 14

4. Indian Retail Industry 15 - 19

5. Retailing Formats in India 20 - 21

6. Specialty stores 22 - 26

7. Organized Retail Sector 27 - 29

8. Major Industry Players 30 - 40

9. The growth Drivers 41 - 47

10. Swot of the Market 48 - 51

11. Challenges 52 - 54

12. Location Planning 55 - 61

13. Competitor Analysis 62 - 64

14. Future Outlook 65 - 66

15. Technology in retail 67 - 73

16. Government initiatives and regulation 74 - 77

17. Research methodology 78 - 80

18. Research analysis 81 - 83

19. Conclusion 84

20. Consumer survey questionnaire 85 - 88

21. References

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