Analysing the Consumer Purchasing Pattern by Defining Level of Satisfaction in Rural Consumers with Special Reference to Organized Retail Kirana Store

Analyzing the Impact of Organized Retail on Consumer Satisfaction in Rural India

Abstract

The Indian retail sector is profoundly divided with 97 percent of its business being controlled by the unorganized retailers. The sector is the biggest wellspring of work after farming, and has profound infiltration into rural India creating in excess of 10 percent of India's GDP. India like Britain, is a country of shoppers, and it is the main nation having the most elevated shop density on the planet, with 11 outlets for every 1000 individuals. India with 1.2 billion individuals of whom larger part of 70 percent of populace living in rural areas. The proceeded with support of rural consumers hinges on how far these stores can fulfil them in the changing retail condition. Client buy conduct in retailing alludes to the buying conduct of the client or consumer. It is tied in with seeing how individuals like to invest their money and energy in buying and expending different products and administration they want. The examination uncovers that youthful and high-income consumer inclinations for shopping for food are progressively moving from local kirana stores to organized retail stores. The present examination is one such endeavour toward the path meaning to explore to what degree these rural consumers are satisfied with their neighbourhood kirana stores.