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Unorganized Sectors
Unorganized Retail
The Indian retail industry is divided into
organized and unorganized sectors. The
unorganized retail comprises of the local
baniya or kirana shop, paan and beedi shops
and the other owner manned general stores .
These retailers normally do not pay taxes and
most of them are not even registered for sales
tax, VAT, or income tax.
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Organized retail
On the other hand, the organized retail
comprises of the licensed retailers who are
registered for sales tax, income tax etc. and it
comprises of the malls, supermarkets,
hypermarkets etc.
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Employment generation
Increasing efficiency in agriculture
Entertainment along with shopping
Creating positive social change
Economies of scale
Rapid economic growth
Low cost of operations
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Independent retailer
In India, there is a huge number of
independent retailers ranging from a paanwala
to stores.
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Leased departments
When a part of a department in a retail store is leased / rented
to an outside party, it is termed as a leased department and is a
good way to expand the product offering and in India it is
specially done for perfumes and cosmetics.
Nowadays it is seen that the high traffic areas like malls,
airports , multiplexes etc. are having the presence of small
retail outlets or counters that are a part of larger retail chains
and they have on display a small part of the products sold at
the anchor store.
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Consumer co-operatives
Samples of co-operatives in India are the
Sahakari Bhandars and Apna Bazaar retailers
in Mumbai and Super Bazaar in urban center.
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Food Retail
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Food Services
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