Abstract: Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) is regarded as a key instrument for developing country’s foreign-exchange reserve also known as forex reserves or FX reserves. Most of the country across the globe have liberalized there economy allowing investors from other countries to enter their country and letting the investor to user country’s resources and market. Countries like China contrived policies which promoted inflow of FDI capitalizing on its massive availability of human capital and other cheap resources. In early nineties India too liberalized and greeted foreign investment. However, one such sector where FDI was not permitted was retail sector. Recently, India opened its door for FDI in retail sector. The paper in momentary attempts to discuss the retail sector of India and different modes of entry in Indian Retail Sectors.
Keywords: FDI, Retail, India, Merger and Acquisition, Liberalization, Entry Mode.
Title: FDI in Retail: Entry to India
Author: Dr. Maheshwari Patel, Vivek Niranjan
International Journal of Management and Commerce Innovations
ISSN 2348-7585 (Online)
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