Future Group Calls India GST a Win-Win for Everyone

Future Group Calls India GST a Win-Win for Everyone

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The video discusses the introduction of GST in India, highlighting its transformative impact on the economy by formalizing business practices. While the long-term benefits are promising, short-term challenges exist, particularly in adapting supply chains and vendor relationships. The GST is compared to demonetization, noting differences in public acceptance and economic impact. The discussion also covers consumer pricing, with expectations of reduced prices for some goods due to the new tax regime.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is the long-term benefit of the GST reform according to the speaker?

It will reduce the number of vendors.

It will formalize the economy.

It will increase short-term profits.

It will eliminate all taxes.

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What is one of the main challenges businesses face with the implementation of GST?

Decreased consumer demand

Lack of government support

Resistance to change

Increased number of vendors

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30 sec • 1 pt

How did demonetization help in the introduction of GST?

It eliminated the need for GST.

It increased the informal economy.

It reduced the number of businesses.

It made people more accepting of economic changes.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is the expected impact of GST on product prices?

All products will become more expensive.

Product prices will remain unchanged.

All products will become cheaper.

Some products will become cheaper, while a few may become more expensive.

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What is the speaker's view on the sustainability of offering discounts to offset GST?

Discounts will be permanent.

Discounts are temporary to ease the transition.

Discounts will increase over time.

Discounts are unnecessary.