| Description
The China Statistical Yearbook, published by China Statistics Press annually, is one of the most widely used references among China watchers. This 2009 publication (28th edition) provides comprehensive data up to the year 2008 with rich statistics on population, economy, resources, markets, industries, geographic areas and much more.... Well written overviews and explanations provide in-depth insights regarding the scope of the data, as well as the methodologies used to analyze and organize the information. Historical data and analysis provide you an accurate picture regarding China's path of development over time. It is the official view of the P.R.China government regarding various aspects of China's social and economic development.
The Yearbook contains twenty-four chapters : l. General Survey; 2. National Accounts; 3. Population; 4. Employment and Wages; 5. Investment in Fixed Assets; 6. Energy; 7. Government Finance; 8. Price Indices; 9. People¡¯s Living Conditions; 10. General Survey of Cities; 11. Resources and Environment; 12. Agriculture; 13. Industry; 14. Construction; 15. Transport, Postal and Telecommunication Services; 16. Domestic Trade; 17. Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation; 18. Tourism; 19. Financial Intermediation; 20. Education, Science and Technology; 21.Culture, Sports and Public Health; 22. Other Social Activities; 23. Main Social and Economic Indicators of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR); 24. Main Social and Economic Indicators of Macao Special Administrative Region (SAR). Two chapters listed as Appendices are Main Social and Economic Indicators of Taiwan Province and A Comparison of Indicators of Economy and Society among the People¡¯s Republic of China and Other Countries/Areas. To facilitate readers, the Brief Introduction at the beginning of each chapter provides a summary of the main contents of the chapter, data sources, statistical scope, statistical methods and historical changes. At the end of each chapter, Explanatory Notes on Main Statistical Indicators are included.
Table of Contents
Division of Administrative Areas and Natural Resources - General Survey
- National Accounts
- Population
- Employment and Wages
- Investment in Fixed Assets
- Energy
- Government Finance
- Price Indices
- People's Livelihood
- General Survey of Cities
- Environment Protection
- Agriculture
- Industry
- Construction
- Transport, Post and Telecommunication Services
- Domestic Trade
- Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation
- Tourism
- Financial Intermediation
- Education, Science and Technology
- Culture, Sports and Public Health
- Other Social Activities
- Main Social and Economic Indicators of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
- Main Social and Economic Indicators of Macao Special Administrative Region
In the appendix, the key social and economic data of Taiwan are listed. Also, comparison tables of key economic and social statistical data between P. R. China and other major countries are listed. |