On Wed, 13 Dec 2000, Peter Dorman wrote: > Thanks, Dennis. Can you provide some references? The Nikkei Weekly has regular updates here; their November 27, 2000 issues, page one, says that net profits for 1,408 listed companies in Japan's Nikkei index swung from a loss of 2.31 trillion yen in 1998 (about $21 billion US) to a profit of 3.72 trillion in 1999, and then 7.83 trillion in 2000. Pretax profits are probably 50% higher than this, judging from what I've seen in individual company accounts in the Toyo Keizai Japan Company Handbook (available in most university libraries, or see http://www.toyokeizai.co.jp/english/). Even Nissan is reporting record profits these days. -- Dennis
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