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Business mood in Japan sours to six-year low as trade war bites

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By Leika Kihara and Tetsushi Kajimoto

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Want to know what else will make the economy look worst? A tax hike that makes most unaffordable things even more unaffordable as well as general inflation and raising prices all while income is either dropping or remaining stagnant.

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This is what happens when you depend too much on china.

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As a business owner in Japan I can and will hit back. In 2 ways, by reinvesting less profits into the market and by cancelling several entertainment expenses which are not directly increasing our revenue.

We are taxed enough in Japan as it was.

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Japanese big manufacturers’ business confidence worsened to a six-year low in the July-September quarter, a central bank survey showed, a sign the bitter U.S.-China trade war is taking a heavier toll on the export-reliant economy.

This is global outlook.

Sentiment of non-manufacturers also deteriorated with some retailers voicing concern over the potential impact of a sales tax hike kicking

This one it's govt decision, so what govt done so far to manage all of those?

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Just yesterday, Japan to-day was talking abt China economy. May i know , what is the difference ???.

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I think , it would be better to manage our own problems first than to mind other countries problems and say negative things abt other countries. By countries, i mean China. It is like talking abt other families when U cannot even control yr own.

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Business mood has gone sour because everyone did their big product shopping before the tax hike. Business will be slow for a while. Let's not be so quick to blame another country.

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