Electronic commerce in Japan predicted to soar

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Japan's business-to-business electronic commerce is predicted to reach more than Y110 trillion by 2005, while business-to-consumer electronic commerce will hit Y13 trillion. This is based on estimates from Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry; the Electronic Commerce Promotion Council of Japan; and Accenture, a consulting firm formerly known as Andersen Consulting. The country's overall electronic market by 2005 is projected to be worth Y44 trillion.

Electronics

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Strong yen pushes small motor production out of Japan

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Japan's production of small motors in 1999 declined to 197.89 million units, a 15.2% drop from the previous year. This is because an increasing number of Japanese manufacturers are moving production of the equipment outside the country. Manufacturers have been shifting production of various high-technology miniature motors owing to a strong yen. Also, production in value terms fell Y78.41 billion, a slide of 18% from 1998.

Electronic Components

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Epson pushes sales of business-use projectors to expand market

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Seiko Epson Corp. is concentrating its efforts on increasing sales of business use projectors for expanding its market share.

Marketing procedures, Market share, Watches, clocks, watchcases & parts, Marketing, Company marketing practices, Clock and watch industry, Clock industry, Company market share, Seiko Epson Corp.

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