Table of Contents

First, China's position in the world
1-1 China's major indicators in the world ranking
China's share of world 1-2, the proportion of key indicators
1-3 Output of Major Agricultural Products in China in the world of bit times
1-4 of Major Industrial Products in China in the world of bit times
 
Second, geography, natural resources and environment
Earth and the surface 2-1
Continents of the world altitude 2-2
2-3 world-famous river
The world famous Lake 2-4
Land area and population density of 2-5
2-6 Land Use (2007)
2-7 fresh water resources (2007)
2-8 Forest Resources
Carbon dioxide emissions by 2-9
Methane emissions 2-10 (2005)
2-11 N and other greenhouse gas emissions
2-12 particles per cubic meter of air content (less than 10 microns in diameter particles)
2-13 National protected areas and endangered species (2008)
2-14 of organic water pollutant emissions
2-15 air pollution in major cities of the world's Main Statistical Indicators
 
Third, the national accounts
3-1 Gross Domestic Product (at current prices in local currency)
3-2 Gross Domestic Product (U.S.)
3-3 per capita gross national income (dollars)
3-4, calculated at purchasing power parity key indicators of national accounts (2009)
GDP growth rate of 3-5
GDP per capita growth rate of 3-6
Capital formation rate 3-7
3-8 The ratio of consumption
Industrial composition of GDP 3-9
3-10 Gross Domestic Product by Production
3-11 Gross Domestic Product by Expenditure Approach
GDP income approach 3-12
3-13 three industries to GDP growth in the contribution rate
3-14 gross capital formation, consumer spending and net exports to GDP growth in the contribution rate of Main Statistical Indicators
 
Fourth, the population
4-1 year population
4-2 population age structure and the dependency ratio (2009)
Crude birth rate and death rate of population 4-3
4-4 Reproductive Health (2008)
4-5 infant mortality and life expectancy at birth
Marriage rate and divorce rate, 4-6
4-7 Main Indicators of the proportion of urban population to explain
 
V. Employment and Earnings
Labor force participation rate of 5-1
5-2 Employment
5-3 by the composition of employment by industry type
5-4 of the employed population by industry
5-4 of the employed population by industry in Table 1 Continued
5-4 employed persons by industry, Table 2 Continued
5-4 of the employed population by industry in Table 3 Continued
5-4 employed persons by industry, Table 4 Continued
5-4 of the employed population by industry Table 5 continued
5-4 of the employed population by industry Table 6 continued
5-4 of the employed population by industry Table 7 Continued
5-4 employed persons by industry, Table 8 Continued
5-4 of the employed population by industry Table 9 Continued
5-4 of the employed population by industry Table 10 Continued
5-4 of the employed population by industry Table 11 Continued
5-4 of the employed population by industry Table 12 Continued
5-4 of the employed population by industry Table 13 Continued
5-4 of the employed population by industry Table 14 Continued
5-4 of the employed population by industry Table 15 Continued
5-4 of the employed population by industry Table 16 Continued
5-5 unemployment and female unemployment
5-6 unemployment rate
5-7 non-agricultural sector the average wage of employees
5-8 employees in the manufacturing sector the average wage
5-9 persons per job created by GDP (purchasing power parity, constant price of 1990 dollars)
5-10 employees labor cost manufacturing
5-11 educated labor force composition
5-12 level of education of unemployed persons constitute a major interpretation of statistical indicators
 
Sixth, the investment environment
6-1 business start up costs
6-2 Business Environment Ranking (2010)
6-3 Number of newly registered companies
6-4 the total number of newly registered enterprises account for the proportion of enterprises
6-5 private sector loans accounted for GDP Main Statistical Indicators
 
VII, energy
Energy reserves 7-1
7-2 Energy Balance (2007)
7-3 ten thousand U.S. dollars of GDP energy consumption
7-4 power installed capacity (2007)
7-5 generation (2007)
7-6 net imports of energy the proportion of total energy consumption
7-7 world energy prices
7-8 of nuclear energy and other clean energy consumption accounts for the proportion of total energy consumption
7-9 flammable waste consumption of renewable energy and the proportion of total energy consumption of Main Statistical Indicators
 
VIII, fiscal and financial
8-1 The central government fiscal revenue in GDP
8-2 Central government revenue
8-3 Central Government spending
8-4 the proportion of central government expenditures
8-5 the proportion of social security account for revenue
8-6 goods and services tax share of total fiscal revenue
The proportion of tax revenue accounted for 8-7
8-8 The central government share of GDP, the fiscal surplus
8-9 Money Supply
8-10 average deposit rate and loan interest rates
8-11 Bank loans share of total non-performing loans
Road, Zhong Sishi sector index 8-12
8-13 Number of listed companies and total market capitalization of listed companies in the proportion of gross domestic product
8-14 stock trading accounted for gross domestic product and stock turnover
8-15 Bank capital adequacy ratio
8-16 banking sector domestic credit to GDP share of Main Statistical Indicators
 
September, the price index
9-1 GDP deflator
9-2 Producer Price Index
9-3 Consumer Price Index
Food consumer price index 9-4
9-5 Energy Consumption price index
9-6 commodity market price index and unit value index of Main Statistical Indicators
 
Ten residents income and poverty
Consumer spending 10-1
10-2 Income
10-3 poverty rate
Poor social indicators, 10-4 (2008)
10-5 Consumption Expenditures Main Statistical Indicators
 
XI, agriculture
11-1 agricultural production index
The main crops harvested area 11-2 (2009)
11-3 Major Agricultural Products (2009)
11-4 Major Forest Products (2009)
11-5 livestock population (2009)
11-6 livestock production (2009)
11-7 fish production
11-8 Agricultural Machinery (2007)
11-9 Chemical Fertilizers (2008)
11-10 degree of intensive management of agriculture (2007) Main Statistical Indicators
 
Second, industrial and construction
12-1 of the world by industry index of industrial production
12-2 divided by countries and regions, the industrial production index
12-3 Main Indicators of Manufacturing
Manufacturing value added and the composition 12-4
12-5 Major Industrial Products
Buildings Completed 12-6
12-7 Housing and Equipment Main Statistical Indicators
 
Thirteen, transport and communications
13-1 road freight passenger turnover
13-2 railway transport
13-3 International shipping loading and unloading the amount of volume
13-4 volume of air cargo and passenger turnover
Use of motor vehicles 13-5
13-6 automotive fuel prices
13-7 Port Container Throughput
13-8 Length of Highways
13-9 road traffic accidents
Continued Table 13-9 road traffic accidents
13-10 highway spending
13-10 highway spending Continued
13-11 main telephone lines and mobile phone penetration
Internet users 13-12
13-13 Information and communication technology expenditure as a share of GDP
13-14 per capita expenditure on information and communication technology
Internet service providers 13-15
13-16 Main Statistical Indicators of broadband users
 
Fourth, foreign trade
The world's total import and export of goods 14-1
14-2 major countries and regions in the world of Imports and Exports
Total exports of goods 14-3
14-4 Total Imports of goods
14-5 the world's major countries and regions, trade in services exports
14-6 the world's major countries and regions in total imports of trade in services
14-7 export and import unit value index
14-8 export and import volume indices
14-9 exports of goods and services, the proportion of gross domestic product
Exports constitute 14-10 (2009)
Imported goods constitute 14-11 (2009)
14-12 import and export of agricultural products
14-13 constitute the export destination (2008)
14-14 constitute a source of imports (2008)
14-15, exports of services by industry (2007)
14-16 currency exchange rate (annual average) Main Statistical Indicators
 
Fifth, the balance of payments and external debt
15-1 World balance of payments
15-2 by Country (Region) Balance of Payments (2009)
15-3 Current account balance GDP,
15-4 Foreign Direct Investment
Foreign exchange reserves and gold reserves 15-5
15-6 external debt and its composition (2008)
15-7 risk indicators of external debt (2008) Main Statistical Indicators
 
XVI Travel
16-1 international tourism balance of payments
16-2 Number of International Tourists Main Statistical Indicators
 
Seventeen, education, technology, culture, health and social security
17-1 Human Development Index (2010)
17-215 years and adult literacy rates above
17-3 pupils and students enrollment
17-4 per student expenditure on education per capita GDP
17-5 R & D expenditure and public expenditure on education, the proportion of gross domestic product
17-6 per million people the number of researchers and technical staff
17-7 high-tech products exports accounted for the proportion of manufactured exports
Number of patent applications 17-8
17-9 access to sanitation and clean drinking water proportion of total population
17-10 health expenditure share of GDP and per capita health expenditure
17-11 number of doctors and hospital beds per thousand population
17-12 public social security expenditure as a share of GDP Main Statistical Indicators
 
Eighteen, the world's largest 500 companies key indicators
18-1 aggregated by country and region the world's largest 500 companies (2009)
18-2 turnover sorted by the world's largest 500 companies (2009)
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