Japanese readers spend the most on electronic books
Electronic books are gradually taking the place of print editions, but they're more popular in some parts of the world than others.
According to research by Statista, Japanese readers will spend the most on electronic editions in 2015 — an average of $86.50. U.K. readers will follow closely, with U.S. readers somewhere down the middle, spending an average of $46 this year. Chinese readers will spend an average of only $4.30 this year on electronic editions.
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