Japanese Clothing, Shoes And Hats And Other Retail Prices Rise With Consumption Tax.

< p > in some shopping places frequented in previous years, the commodity prices rose significantly after the implementation of the new consumption tax.

The stockings of 550 yen and a pair have now turned into 660 yen. The original more than 800 yen one with a magnifying glass finger clip has now turned into 1000 yen, and the price of Chinese tourists' favorite thermos cups has also risen slightly.

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< p > as the consumption tax rises, the final selling price of goods also rises.

But businesses are also adjusting their commodity structure. Some of the goods that are too low in price have disappeared in containers.

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Less than 1000 yen, more than 500 jeans and one short sleeved T-shirt are basically extinct in Osaka UNIQLO store, P.

Perhaps it is just after the crazy sales promotion season of the new consumption tax. Recently, in some shopping malls and stores in Osaka, the sales of discount promotions were much less than that of previous years.

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< p > some Chinese exhibitors attending Japan's "a href=" //www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp "China Textile and garment show fair < /a > held in Osaka told reporters that the clothing prices of the Japanese terminal consumer market have risen significantly.

An exhibitor from Shandong told reporters that last year he bought more than 1700 yen shirts in excellent underwear. This year's shirts of the same style and same fabric have risen to more than 2100 yen.

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< p > > a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" > Japan < /a > the price of shopping places has new features this year.

In the past year, a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" > commodity price < /a > mostly included tax price. This year, some commodities were marked with "tax and pull" prices with larger brands. Later, the specific amount of consumption tax was marked with smaller names.

The "tax pull" price is not included in the consumption tax.

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< p > consumers for such a priced commodity, some shops use larger words to indicate the price, but use small words to indicate "no tax".

And "no tax" is often ignored by consumers. When consumers arrive at settlement, they will find that the amount charged by the store is higher than the price.

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< p > according to relevant media reports, in Japan, the government began in 2004 to ask the retail market to mark the price in the form of "total" including consumption tax.

On the one hand, consumers can understand the amount of money they need to pay at a glance, and on the other hand, the state will allow consumers to adapt to the Levy of consumption tax.

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< p > but with the increase of tax on consumption tax as a node, the rigid requirement of "total mark" was abolished in October last year, and more and more businesses began to use the "non tax" commodity entity price.

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The price of commodities in the Japanese retail market in Osaka P is chaotic.

Some commodities are marked "tax pulling" prices, some commodities are marked "tax in price", some are marked with commodity prices plus taxes, some are marked commodity prices, and then the amount of consumption tax is shown in brackets.

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