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    RETAILING

    RETAILING IS THE PROCESS OF SELLING

    GOODS AND SERVICE DIRECTLY TO FINALCONSUMER FOR PERSONAL, NON-BUSINESS

    USE.

    IMPORTANCE

    INTEGRAL PART OF MARKETING CHANNEL.

    VITAL LINK BETWEEN CONSUMER ANDPRODUCER

    IT SERVES THE ECONOMY OF THE NATION

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    CHARACTERISTICSOFRETAILING

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    EMERGINGFORMATS

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    ORGANIZEDAND UNORGANIZEDRETAILING

    Organized retail is a retail place where all

    the items are segregated and brought

    under one roof, unlike the unorganizedretail where there are different things are

    sold in different shops.

    Organized retailing is based onthe principle of unity and unorganized

    retailing is based on the principle of

    singularity.

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    ROLEOFRETAILINGINTODAY'SECONOMY

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    TraditionalUnorganized:- Vastmajority of stores are smallfather and son outlets.

    Fragmented:- Mostly small

    individually owned business,average size outlet.

    Rural Bias:- Rural retailindustry has typically twoforms, haats and Melas .

    Recent trendsUnorganized retailing is gettingorganized:- To meet the challengesof organized retailing such as large,cineplexes , and malls, which arebacked by corporate house, theunorganized sector getting

    organized.Experimentation with formats:-Retailing in India is still evolving andthe sector is witnessing a series ofexperiments across the country withnew formats being tested out. Ex

    Quasi-mall, sub-urban discountstores, cash and carry etc.

    Store design:- Biggest challengefor organised retailing to create a

    customer pull environment that

    increases the amount of impulse

    shopping.

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    RECENTTRENDS (CONTD.)