Retailing In India - With Special Emphasis To Positioning OF Retail Outlets
ABSTRACT
The main focus of the research is to determine how retailing sector is performing in India and specifically emphasising the positioning of Retail Outlets. The retail industry in India is very large as there are many international brands operating in India. The population in India is also very high and there are different kinds of income groups are present. The consumer spending index is rising in India and people are getting used to the branded products. This is bringing a change and raising the economy position of India. There are difference perceptions of the consumer while going for a retail outlets. There are different outlets present in India such as there are different outlets for food and different for apparel industry. This research will provide the consumer perception about the different branded food chain outlets performing in India. Primary research design is used to data for the research. Questionnaire has been used as a research instrument for the collection of primary data through communication approach. The Questionnaire is distributed among to the Housewives who frequently go to these retail outlets for purchasing day to day requirements. The respondents were very co-operative in providing information which greatly helped us in this project.
TABLE OF CONTENT
ABSTRACT2
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION5
Background5
Significance of the study5
Theoretical framework7
Rationale (foundation)8
Research questions9
CHAPTER 2: LITERATURE REVIEW10
Introduction10
Retailing in India11
Differentiating local stores and supermarket13
Moderator Variables and Shopping Motivations15
Strength of supermarket (price promotion, bulk buying)16
Perceived Behavioural Control17
Local stores and supermarkets17
Effects on local stores18
CHAPTER 3: METHODOLOGY20
Research Objective20
Research Design20
Step.1 Statement of Hypothesis23
Step.2 Calculation of Grand Mean23
Step.3 Calculation of Between-Column Variance23
Step.4 Calculation of Within -Column Variance23
Step. 5 Calculation of F-ratio24
Reliability and validity25
Ethical issues27
Research Limitations27
CHAPTER 4: FINDING/ANALYSIS29
Snapshot Of Indian Apparel Retailing Industry29
Retail Consumption32
Retail Consumption36
Indian Apparel Retailing Drivers42
Customer Selection Criteria of the Apparel Store44
Demographic Profile45
Challenges Facing by the Apparel Industry45
Threat from Unorganized sector45
Perception of Consumers45
Increasing Competition45
Gaining customer loyalty46
Major Players In Indian Apparel Industry46
Pantaloon46
Mission Statement47
Company Vision47
Key strategies adopted by pantaloons47
Integrated businesses47
Blending Strategies48
'Family focus' rather than 'individual focus'48
Paradigm Shift In 'Rapid Roll-Out'49
V - MART49
Bazaar Kolkata49
Preference51
Analysis:51
Food Retail In India52
Integration Of Food Industry - The Key Driver Of Food Retail In India53
Major Players In Food Retailing55
Pizza Hut55
McDonalds55
Domino's56
US Pizza56
Analysis:58
Discussion59
CHAPTER 5: CONCLUSION67
CHAPTER 6: RECOMMENDATIONS68
Grocery Retailing68
Apparel Retailing69
Food Retailing70
APPENDIX71
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BIBLIOGRAPHY91
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION
Background
The retail sector of India is expecting $427 billion revenues in 2010 and $635-640 billion in 2015 (Monroe 2010, 209). India is considered as one of the rapid growing inconomies globally. Gross domestic product of India is increasing by 7.5% every year. There is more growth expected in the future years. In most of the researches it can be found that econometric models are used for the evaluation and analysis of the effects of local stores and supermarkets on sales of the retail stores. For analyzing the attributes of the consumer buying can be analyzed by implementing sensitivity analysis. This research will be helpful for the supermarkets in order to determine the profolio of the products that are mostly in demand and can study ...