Chengdu Overview 1
A comprehensive
Geography 3
1-1 Chengdu weather conditions (2009) 3
Chengdu Administrative Division 1-2 (late 2009) 4
1-3 Chengdu township (town) List 5
1-4 overall economic and social development, and the speed indicator 6
1-5 Structure of economic and social development indicators 18
1-6 ratio of national economy and social development and efficiency indicators 22
1-7 per capita level of socio-economic indicators of 25 major
1-8 Main Indicators of Chengdu Hi-tech Industrial Development Zone 27
1-9 Chengdu major economic indicators with the national, provincial comparison (2009) 28
Main Statistical Indicators 29
Second, national accounts
GDP 33 2-1 years
2-2 years and the GDP growth rate of 35 constitute
2-3 years of GDP by expenditure approach 37
2-4 years of GDP by expenditure approach the structure of 38
2-5 GDP by expenditure approach and constitute 39
2-6 Gross Domestic Product by Industry over the years and constituted 40
2-7 GDP each period of 42
2-8 each period GDP structure 42
 2-9 Gross Domestic Product in the project area (2009) 43
2-10 private economic value and constitutes 44
2-11 run economic growth and the contribution rate of 45
Main Statistical Indicators 46
Third, population and labor force
The total number of the city at the end of 3-1 years, the total population 5l
3-2 of 55 years the natural population change
Changes in demographic composition and 3-3 (2009) 57
3-4 resident population and the urbanization rate (2000-2009) 58
3-5 of Marriages and Divorces 59
3-6 family planning (2009) 59
3-7 Urban and Rural Labor Force (late 2009) 60
3-8 employees with the city over the years the situation (by industry) 61
3-9 employees with the city over the years the situation (by Type) 62
3-10 business, business, institutions, the number of (late 2009) 63
3 to 11 the number of sub-sector employees in urban units (20C19 end) 64
3-12 Number of women employees in urban units (late 2009) 65
3-13 employment agencies and work 66
3-14 years Staff and Workers in the end the city and the composition (by Type) 67
3-15 All units of the total wage (2009) 68
3, all units of a 16 average wage (2009) 69
3 a 17 out of the units while keeping the basic situation of workers labor relations 70
Main Statistical Indicators 71
Fourth, investment in fixed assets, construction
4-1 years investment in fixed assets (by Type) ¨ 75
4-2 years investment in fixed assets constitute (by Type)? 77
4-3 years total fixed asset investment growth rate (by Type) 78
4-4 years investment in fixed assets (by type and composition of the sub-) 79
4-5 years the proportion of total fixed asset investment (by type and composition of the sub) 80
4-6 years total fixed asset investment growth rate (by type) 81
4-7 years investment in fixed assets of 82 key indicators results
4-8 years investment in fixed assets of 83 state-owned economic units
4-9 years investment in fixed assets of state-owned economic units in the main indicators of 84 results
Capital investment over the years results 4-10 of 85 key indicators
4-11 years infrastructure investment in 86
Capital investment over the years constitute 88 4-12
4-13 of 90 sources of funding capital investment over the years
4-14 years constitute 91 sources of funding capital investment
4-15 Investment in Innovation funding sources over the years the situation 92
4-16 years constitute a source of renewal and transformation investment funds 93
4-17 Investment in Fixed Assets by Sector 94
4 1 18 the following calendar year, City and Municipal Investment in Fixed Assets 95
4-19 years all social housing construction of the 96
4-20 Main Indicators of total fixed asset investment (2009) 97
4-21 Real Estate Development Investment 98
4-22 Real Estate Development and Investment (by source of funding, 2009) 99
4-23 real estate investment (by Purpose of Project, 2009) 100
4-24 Main Indicators of Real Estate Development (based on qualification score, 2009) 100
4-25 Real Estate Development Area by 101
4-26 of 102 real estate sales
4-27 years Basic Construction Enterprises society (2009) 103
104 Main Statistical Indicators
5, energy purchase, consumption and inventory
5-1 million industrial enterprises above designated size industrial output value of comprehensive energy consumption of 109
5-2 scale industrial enterprises of major energy purchase, consumption and inventories (2009) 109
5-3 primary energy consumption by Industrial Sector (2009) 110
5-4 scale industrial enterprise comprehensive energy consumption by industry 111
5-5 scale industrial enterprises of water consumption by industry (2009) 112
5-6 of industrial output value of industrial enterprises above designated size overall energy consumption by industry (2009) 114
Main Statistical Indicators 115
6, fiscal, financial and insurance
6-1 years financial revenue and expenditure 119
6-2 grade general budget revenue and expenditure (2009) 121
City Maintenance and Construction 6-3 capital expenditure 122
122 of the Tax 6-4
6-5 the city's tax revenue (2009) d23
6-6 124 State Tax Revenue
6-7 Local Tax Revenue 124
6-8 years of credit and cash income and expenditure 125
6-9 credit financial institutions, income and expenditure 127
6-10 National Bank credit income and expenditure 127
6-11 sub-sector State Bank credit income and expenditure (2009) 128
6-12 the city's financial institutions, foreign exchange income and expenditure i29 credit
6-13 Insurance 129
Main Statistical Indicators 130
Seven of living, prices
Basic Conditions of Urban Households 7-1 years 133
7-2 years were El employment situation of urban households 135
7-3 years per capita cash income of urban households 136
7-4 Basic Conditions of Urban Households (2009) 138
7-5 per capita consumption of urban household expenditure (2009) 138
7-6 Urban household expenditure per capita consumption of 140
7-7 urban household per capita consumption of 141 food
7-8 the amount of urban household per capita food consumption 141
7-9 years wear urban households every hundred person to buy 142 cases of goods
7-10 years on average for every 100 urban households at the end of durable consumer goods owned 143
7-11 Basic Conditions of Rural Households 145
7-12 per capita income of rural households in 146
7-13 of rural per capita cash income and expenditure of households 147
7 1 14 rural residents per capita household expenditure 148
7-15 per capita net income of rural households in 149
7-16 of rural residents per capita household consumption of 150 major physical
7-17 every hundred rural households have a capacity of 150 durable goods
7-18 years every hundred person rural households to purchase worn goods 151
7-19 years Consumer costs index and retail price index (preceding year = 100) 153
7-20 consumer price index (preceding year = 100) 155
7-21 retail price index (preceding year = 100) 155
7-22 of raw materials, fuel, power, price index (preceding year = 100) 156
7-23 producer price index (preceding year = 100) 156
7-24 per capita income of urban and rural households and the Engel coefficient (1978-2009 year) 157
Main Statistical Indicators of 158
8, Public Utilities
8-1 city size and construction, land use 161
8-2 standard 16l municipal facilities
8-3 municipal engineering installations of 162
8-4 of 162 water supply
8-5 Natural gas, liquefied petroleum situation 163
8-6 bus, taxi situation in 163
8-7 Landscaping 164 cases
8-8 City Maintenance income and expenditure 164
8-9 years the city's electricity consumption 165
8-10 167 electricity sub-sector
8-1l industrial emissions of major pollutants, Treatment and Utilization 167
168 Main Statistical Indicators
9, Agriculture
9-1 grassroots organizations in rural areas and agricultural production conditions in 171
Animal husbandry and fishery output value of 9-2 years 173
9-3 years animal husbandry and fishery output value growth rate of 175
Animal husbandry and fishery output value of 177 9-4
9-5 years 178 Agricultural Machinery
9-6 years in rural areas of chemical fertilizer consumption and 179 cases
9-7 Agricultural Machinery 180
9-8 years of grain, oilseeds, and vegetables 181
9.9 crop acreage 183
9-10 of Major Agricultural Products 184
Livestock production over the years 185 9-11
9-12 Main output of livestock products 187
9-13 Fishery 187
9-14 cocoons, tea and fruit, flower production 188
Forestry production 9-15 188
9-16 per 100 rural households to productive fixed assets 189
9-17 per 100 rural households have a number of productive fixed assets, 189
9-18 Investment in Fixed Assets of SMEs (2009) 190
Main Statistical Indicators 19l
10, industry
10-1 195 over the years of Major Industrial Products
10-2 Number of Industrial Enterprises and Gross Industrial Output Value (2009) 201
All industrial enterprises with independent accounting 10-3 Main Economic Indicators (2009) 203
State-holding enterprises with independent accounting 10-4 Main Economic Indicators (2009) 211
Collective industrial enterprises with independent accounting 10-5 Main Economic Indicators (2009) 219
Independent accounting 10-6 "funded" Economic Indicators of Industrial Enterprises (2009)
10-7 Main Economic Indicators of Large and Medium Industrial Enterprises 231
10-8 all industrial enterprises with independent accounting major economic indicators of 232
10 1 9 four pillar industries, the city's industrial enterprises Main Economic Indicators (2009) 233
236 Main Statistical Indicators
11, Transport, Posts and Telecommunications
11-1 years cargo traffic 24l
11-2 243 cargo turnover over the years
11-3 ~ 245 passenger traffic over the years
11-4 volume of passenger transportation 247 years
11-5 249 aviation and road transport situations
6-6 years 250 Telecommunication Services
252 Main Statistical Indicators
12, domestic trade, foreign economic, tourism
L 12 a calendar year, total retail sales and growth rate 255
12-2 calendar year, total retail sales of consumer goods in the classification of 256
12-3 Above wholesale and retail trade marketing,. Total Inventory 258
12-4 258 commodity trading market
12-5 Above wholesale and retail trade sales and stock, the value category (2009) 259
12-6 urban and rural individual industrial and commercial, the basic situation of private enterprises (2009) 260
12-7 Foreign Direct Investment (2009) 26l
12-8 Basic Conditions of tourism 262
12-9 tourist accommodation facilities operations and assets (2009) 263
12-10 form the sister cities of Chengdu and 263 foreign
  12-11 "Golden Week" reception case 264
12.12 export value and composition (1993-2009 year) 265
Customs import and export goods worth 255 12-13
12.14 principal countries (regions) Customs import and export goods worth 267
268 Main Statistical Indicators
13, science and technology, education and culture
Research institutions 13-1, personnel, funding and activities (2009) 271
13-2 national high-tech industrial enterprise of major economic indicators f2009 Year 1272
13-3 National Science and Technology Program project implementation (2009) 273
13-4 technical market transactions (2009) 273
13-5 education in the basic situation of 274
13-6 Various Schools (2009) 275
13-7 Overview of College Graduate (2009) 275
13 Pei Pu Tong Secondary School Basic (2009) 276
13-9 Basic school (2009). 276
13.10 Higher Education Adult Basic 277
13-11 Basic Conditions of 277 kindergarten
13-12 performing arts groups and venues performed 278 cases
13-13 mass culture (2009) 278
Basic Public Library 279 13-14
Basic Museum 279 13-15
13 1 16 radio and television enterprises the basic situation (2009) 280
Main Statistical Indicators 28l
14, sports, health, welfare and other
14-1 285 sports activities
Basic medical and health 14-2 286
14-3 rural village situation in the WHO (2009) 286
14-4 Hospitals situation (2009) 287
14-5 Government Hospitals in the operation (2009) 288
14-6 before the city's residents ten causes of death, mortality rate (2009) 288
14-7 289 social welfare institutions in
14-8 Special Care, 289 relief cases
14-9 lawyers, notaries, the basic situation of mediation 290
14-10 domestic notarial instrument classification of 291
14-11 foreign and Taiwan in Hong Kong, Macao notarial instrument classification (2009) 292
14-12 grassroots legal service cases (2009) 292
14-13 accepting and dealing with cases of labor arbitration cases (2009) 293
14-14 public order and traffic, fires 294
Main Statistical Indicators 295
15, business surveys
15-1 business confidence index (2009) 299
15-2 business climate index (2009) 300
Integrated production and operation of sub-sectors 15-3 Prosperity Index (2009) 301
306 Main Statistical Indicators
16, district (city) County
16-1 District (city) County land area, households and population (late 2009) 309
16-2 years district (city) County at the end of the total population of 310
16-3 District (city) County, the natural population changes (2009) 312
16-4 District (city) County Population mechanical changes (2009) 313
16-5 District (city) County, marriage, family planning (2009) 314
16-6 District (city) County of GDP (2009) 316
16-7 District (city) County, GDP growth rate (2009) 317
16-8 District (city) County, the added value of the private economy and constitute 318
16-9 District (city) County, animal husbandry and fishery output value 319
16 1 10 district (city) and county animal husbandry and fisheries output (2009) 320
16-1l district (city) and county animal husbandry and fishery output form (2009) 321
16-12 years district (city) County grain output 322
16 1 13 district (city) and county animal husbandry and fishery yield of main products (1) 324
16-14 District (city) and county animal husbandry and fishery output of main products (2) 325
16-15 District (city) and county animal husbandry and fishery output of main products (3) 326
16-16 District (city) County, animal husbandry and fishery output of main products (4) 327
 16-17 District (city) County at the end of 328 pig herds
16-18 District (city) county per capita income of rural residents (2009) 329
16-19 District (city) County, the rural per capita expenditure (2009:) 330
16-20 years district (city) County rural per capita net income of 33l
16-21 District (city) and county-scale industrial enterprises Main Economic Indicators (2009) 333
16-22 District (city) County, postal and telecommunication services 337
16-23 District (city) County Transportation Index 338
16-24 district (city) County, investment in fixed assets 339
16-25 District (city) County, investment in fixed assets (2009) 340
16-26 District (city) County, education, health conditions (2009 F) 341
16-27 District (city) County, total retail sales (2009) 342
16-28 District (city) County Local Government Budgetary Revenue (2009 F) 344
16-29 District (city) County Local Government Budgetary Expenditure (2009) 345
16-30 District (city) County, designated the central value added tax and consumption tax situation of 346
16-31 District (city) and county tax revenue (2009) 347
16-32 District (city) County, deposits and loans of financial indicators (2 () 09:) 349
16-33 District (city) County residents of urban and rural minimum living conditions (2009 i) 350
Appendix 1 Key Indicators 353 major cities nationwide
Appendix II of China's economic and social statistical indicators compared with countries around the world 369