< p > the economic and cultural center of Shiga Bank of Japan recently released the results of a consumer price survey.

The survey showed that after the consumption tax was raised, the proportion of Japanese and Japanese consumer purchases was considerable.

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P shows that many families are controlling consumption and spending.

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< p > > a href= "http:// m.pmae.cn/news/index_c.asp" > Japan < /a > Shiga bank's economic and cultural center is located in Da Jin City, which is the think tank of Shiga bank.

In the survey, the proportion of people who chose to save food and beverage expenses was 49.1%, < a href= "http:// m.pmae.cn/news/index_c.asp" > clothing < /a > fee ratio was 44.4%, daily necessities were 34.8%.

The choice of "not deliberately saving" is only 15.8%.

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< p > before the consumption tax rose in April 1st, many Japanese "a href=" http:// "m.pmae.cn/news/index_c.asp" > consumers < /a > bought a large number of commodities.

Most consumers buy high priced products.

Among them, 20.8% of consumers chose home appliances, 16.4% of them bought cars, and 9.6% of them bought clothes.

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< p > it is understood that the survey was conducted in June, with a total of 644 female clients from Shiga bank and its branches.

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< p > Kampuchea labor Advisory Board (LAC) recently said that in order to coordinate wage conflicts between garment factories and employers, discussions among stakeholders will take place in the next 3 months and the decision to complete the minimum wage will be completed before October.

It is estimated that the next minimum wage adjustment for garment workers will take effect from January 1, 2015.

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< p > according to Ken Loo, Secretary General of the Kampuchea Garment Manufacturers Association (GMAC), LAC only determines the schedule of the minimum wage adjustment, but has not yet begun to discuss the extent of increase.

In the past 9 months, the ready-made garment industry in Kampuchea has had two minimum wage adjustments.

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< p > in February this year, the Ministry of labour of Kampuchea raised the minimum monthly wage to $100 per month, but the Union asked the government to raise the minimum wage to 500 thousand dollars per month for 500 thousand garment workers in Kampuchea.

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< p > salary problems cause frequent strikes in Kampuchea's clothing industry.

A study on the working conditions and respect for workers' rights and interests of 371 garments and footwear factories in Kampuchea showed that the number of strikes in April May 2013 ~2014 grew by 5% over the same period of the previous year.

The thirty-first comprehensive report of Kampuchea's better factory plan of the International Labour Organization (ILO) showed that the proportion of strike factories in Kampuchea increased from 19% to 24% last year.

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