India retail shoplifting - Lead the World

[Zabaniyah]

I can't believe this utterly useless thread is still running

 

[T90TankGuy]

the wonders of the subcontinent . don't know when to quit.

 

[Harry Potter]

Bhai,is this India defence or Pakistan defence?
Jidhar bhi jao you will find India-related threads.

 

[agentperry]

It is the state of the lowest members of indian society and the hopelessness - that makes them take these actions, as someone who has visited india on a number of occasions, it is apparent in the number of beggars you see on the street.

wish super-rich pakistan give some bheek to India. or atleast route some aid to India which it is getting from china or usa or whatever.

 

[agentperry]

i dont know what standards are set for people of south asia.
in london everyone saw how polished whites looted each and everything in whole of the city that too in masses.
we know that how a single loss of match causes riots in west( sometimes).

but if something happens in southasia people are first to criticize it, point finger at.
who set such standards and who in the first place is looking into how one behaves?

 

[FireFighter]

Indian student says Shop Lifting is a sort of an art?? How many indians agree with him...rofl

 

[Harry Potter]

This thread generally attracts the likes of CD,WJ,Pakshah etc etc.

 

[Kyusuibu Honbu]

I was wondering how was this research performed.Like How is Inventory loss equated to shop lifting?

Turns out the research happens to be a survey. i.e the Retailer's perception , rather an actaul tallying of shop lifting cases registered against shrinkage.

Centre for Retail Research, Nottingham UK

The Survey
The GRTB 2011 survey of major retailers in all business sectors in 43 countries provided 1,187 useable responses, 25%., with combined sales of $984 billion.
The results are grossed up to be equivalent the size of every national retail market surveyed

The causes of shrinkage reflect retailer perceptions of the causes of shrinkage in their own businesses. Internal error including mispricing, invoicing errors and administrative failure cost $19.4 billion, representing 16.2% of total shrinkage.