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Title: Demonetisation and Retail Markets: Lower Perceived Economic Effects Among Unorganized Retailers
Authors: T. G. Saji
Keywords: Demonetization
Macroeconomic effects
Unorganized retailing
Issue Date: 2019
Publisher: Indian Journal of Marketing
Abstract: This research explored the experiences of unorganized retailers in India regarding the macroeconomic effects of demonetisation in their business. Concurrently, the study evaluated the constructive effects of demonetisation in the digitalization process of the Indian economy. The temporary liquidity crunch created by the exercise caused some problems to the retailers with short-lived impacts. However, repudiating the general and political criticism against the macroeconomic implications of the demonetisation, the research acclaimed that the move was neither cost-intensive nor brought in significant economic damage to the unorganized retailing business in India. The overall impact of the demonetisation exercise in the economy was somewhat positive and contributed significantly to make the economy cashless.
URI: http://gnanaganga.inflibnet.ac.in:8080/jspui/handle/123456789/1785
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