Our latest research report on Car Rental Market in Brazil provides a comprehensive and deep insights into the market dynamics and growth of car rental market in India. Latest information on market risks, industry chain structure, car rental cost structure and opportunities are studied in this report. A wide range of applications and car rental types are also studied with the help of primary and secondary research methodologies. The past, present and forecast market information will lead to investment feasibility by studying the crucial car rental growth factors.
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The Brazil car rental market is segmented on the basis of, car type, category and fuel type.聽 The car type covers analysis and market size forecasts of sub-segments such as luxury cars, economy cars, SUVs and MUVs. The category covers analysis and market size forecasts of sub-segments such as local usage, airport transport and outstation. The fuel type covers analysis and market size forecasts of sub-segments such as gasoline and petrol and diesel.
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Each Country & Markets report is based on over 100s of hours of primary and secondary research. The primary research covers extensive interviews and analysis of the opinions provided by the key opinion leaders based in Brazil and other countries. The key opinion leaders primarily include subject matters experts based in Brazil, executives from small and large size enterprises operating in car rental market. The secondary research includes exploration through trade journals, company publications, data sources and information websites among others. A less-money to a cashless future is a commendable goal yet pitching demonetization as the gateway to that overcome new world is having everything out of order. A Google India and Boston Consulting Group study in 2015 demonstrated that 75 percent of transactions in India are still money based not at all like 20-25 percent in developed nations like the USA, Germany, and Japan. Most debit card transactions are still about withdrawing money anyway to get cash in hand. Is a nation as immense as India, with such fluctuating proficiency and technical literacy levels, even remotely prepared for that cashless world? Are the frameworks set up where it will be that considerably harder for somebody to take a secret key or a pin? Has the cybersecurity been thoroughly considered? The usage of the demonetization takes off and the U-turns and crisscrosses don't give much trust in that.
It's enticing to imagine that innovation will be our saviour however while digital money on the phone can be a gift from heaven, it accompanies its own particular hazard about which a large portion of us don't know. Of course, cash sitting at home can likewise be a hazard from a burglary, however, we know about that and attempt and play it safe - a Godrej safe, a concealing spot for the keys, even the coating of a sleeping cushion. We don't see how our digital money is being ensured or who is assaulting our framework and endeavoring to break in at any time. The immense risk is regularly we don't have the foggiest idea about our advanced security has been traded off not at all like a physical break-in. As indicated by the Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-IN), there have been 1.75 lac digital security episodes between January 2013 and October 2016 - ranging from phishing, scanning or probing, virus infiltration, denial of service attacks, etc. These do exclude 26,907 cases announced by the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) in 2013-2015, which are less complex. There are numerous worries and the ambience in which our transactions happen isn't secure. The SMS's we get as one-time passwords, for instance, are not encrypted. Networks can't be trusted, which implies there are odds of losing money in transition. We have to instill best practices and procedures in our propensities and we have to understand that cyber security isn't totally in the hands of the legislature. Cyber expert Mr. Kislay chaudhary, while reprimanding banks for not setting up effective frameworks, stated: "Most don't have risk managers in all branches. Additionally, they utilize obsolete programming in ATMs which increment the hazard, while reliance on un-confided in remote sellers for POS (point of sale) machines and a few operating systems also lead to issues like the debit card fraud."
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