Ten-yen stores capture deflation dilemma
たかはし こうすけ Tokyo correspondent for Jane's Defence Weekly (JDW) and Asia Times Online (ATol). Columbia J-School class of '03 and Columbia SIPA of '04. Formerly at the Asahi Shimbun and Dow Jones. Join today and follow @TakahashiKosuke
Monday, September 20, 2010
My latest story for Asia Times: Ten-yen stores capture deflation dilemma
Here is my latest story for Asia Times published today. If you have time, please go over this.
Ten-yen stores capture deflation dilemma
As the United States flirts with deflation, economists point to Japan for examples of the damage falling prices can inflict on society. Yet Japanese chain store Recycle Garden shows how profits can be made in such dire circumstances - at least for a short while. - Kosuke Takahashi
Ten-yen stores capture deflation dilemma
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Could you provide the direction how to get to this 10 Yen Store. I am located in Zushi.
ReplyDeleteHi. Thanks much for your comments. In Kanagawa, that 10-yen shop has a couple of branches such as in Fujisawa City. Please see the following link. There are maps to go to each branch.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.recycle-garden.net/
Thanks and regards,
Kosuke