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The Service Sector
General Introduction
Taiwan's Service Sector
(Updated 2005)
Year 2007
Credit and Cash Card Debts
"Card slave" bill passes first reading in Legislature despite banks hostility
(April 19)
Real Estate
Home purchase disputes top 2006 consumer complaint list
(January 19)
Year 2006
Credit and Cash Card Debts
Card debt ripples through economy
(April 14)
Taiwan's card issuers plagued by worsening card debt
(April 14)
Card-debt turmoil may extend to auto and housing loan markets
(April 3)
Banks write off sizeable bad card debts
(March 29)
Card-debt burden depresses private consumption
(March 22)
"Card slaves" forced to stop using cards in January
(March 16)
Credit card consumption reached 20.5% of private consumption in 2005
(March 16)
Interest ceiling would cut economic growth: study
(March 13)
Government to treat card debt as social problem
(March 10)
Ministry of Justice to set interest ceiling on card debts
(March 9)
Measures taken to help "card slaves"
(March 3)
Real Estate
Taipei's office vacancy rate drops below 10% in Q1
(May 26)
Housing prices hit new high in fourth quarter of last year
(March 31)
Taiwan commercial real estate market heating up as foreign capital pours in
(January 20)
Other Issues
Lukewarm domestic demand hits retail and restaurant industries
(August 30)
Convenience stores continue break-neck expansion
(May 19)
Taiwan promoting safety industry
(March 30)
Year 2005
Housing boom likely to continue, as far as market analysts can tell
(December 2)
Company announces community subsides
(November 4)