Administrative divisions and Natural Resources
1-1 of administrative divisions
List of 1-2 counties
The 1-3 natural conditions and resources
1-4 major cities average temperature
1-5 major cities average relative humidity
1-6 major cities precipitation
1-7 major cities of sunshine hours
Main Statistical Indicators
Second, the integrated
Number of units 2-1 province's corporate, industrial activities
2-2 daily average of major socio-economic activities
The 2-3 national economy and social development of the total speed indicators
The 2-4 national economy proportional relationship
2-5 average in terms of total population, the main indicators of the national economy
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Third, the national accounts
3-1 GDP
3-2 GDP index
3-3 GDP index
3-4 of Gross Domestic Product
The 3-5 Branch of added value
3-6 three industries contribution rate
The 3-7 three industries boosting GDP growth
3-8 regional GDP and Index
3-9 regional GDP
3-10 GDP (expenditure)
3-11 GDP structure (expenditure)
3-12 three major demands of the contribution to the GDP growth rate and pulling
3-13 residents consumption level
The 3-14 consumer level index
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Fourth, the population
4-1 population
4-2 the composition of the population
4-3 population birth rate, mortality rate and natural growth rate
4-4 the end of the total number of households and the total population
4-5 Population by Region Natural Changes
4-6 over the distinction between age population
4-7 the province's estimated on the basis of a sample survey of the population changes over the years
4-8 the province over the years a sample survey of population changes in age structure index
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Employment and Wages
5-1 basic conditions of employment
5-2 Employed Persons by Three Industries
5-3 regions Employed Persons by Type of Industry
Employment of 5-4 over the distinction between industries in urban units
5-5 regional urban units employed persons
5-6 regional self-employed
5-7 regional private sector employees
5-8 SECTOR Staff and Workers (a)
5-9 SECTOR Staff and Workers (b)
The number of workers in the post 5-10 regions
5-11 over the distinction between the industry, the number of workers in the post
The number of workers in the post 5-12 fine industries
5-13 state-owned units sub-industry in the Staff and Workers
The 5-14 regional state-owned units by Sector Staff and Workers
5-15 urban collective units sub-sectors in the Staff and Workers
The 5-16 regional collective Units industry Staff and Workers
The 5-17 other economic UNITS industry Staff and Workers
5-18 registered urban unemployed and the unemployment rate
5-19 regional urban registered unemployed persons and the unemployment rate
The 5-20 total wages and index
5-21 in the average wage of workers and the index
5-22 Types of Registration in the average wage of workers
5-23 Subdivisional industry in the average wage of workers
5-24 regions in the average wage of workers
5-25 SECTOR total wages of workers in the post
5-26 regional total wages of workers in the post
5-27 sub-sectors in the average wage of workers
5-28 over the distinction between industry average wage of workers in the post
5-29 state-owned units of the industry total wage
5-30 urban collective units of the industry total wages
The 5-31 other units sub-industry total wages
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Sixth, investment in fixed assets
6-1 Total investment in fixed assets
6-2 points total fixed asset investment by Registration
6-3 points total fixed asset investment by funding source and composition
6-4 total fixed asset investment and composition
6-5 total fixed asset investment
6-6 regions by Type of total fixed asset investment
6-7 region by Subordination and the Structure of the total fixed asset investment
6-8 sub-region by major industry total fixed asset investment
6-9 regional investment in social housing
6-10 regional social construction, completed housing area
6-11 points by the nature of the composition and construction of urban fixed asset investment
6-12 divided by source of funds and affiliation urban fixed asset investment
6-13 urban fixed asset investment by Sector
6-14, under the type of relationship and registered in urban fixed asset investment by industry
6-15 regions in urban fixed asset investment by major industry
6-16 urban fixed asset investment industry sources of funding and new fixed assets
6-17 regional urban fixed asset investment in construction, completed housing area
6-18 regional urban fixed asset investment in new fixed assets by Sector
6-19 points by the nature of the composition and construction investment in construction projects
6-20 investment by source of funds affiliation of the construction project
6-21 construction projects by Sector Investment
6-22 by industry, membership relations and registration type of construction project investment
6-23 sub-region by major industry investment in construction projects
6-24 construction project investment funding sources of various industries and the new fixed assets
6-25 new fixed asset construction projects of the region by Sector
The 6-26 regional construction projects, completed housing area
6-27 regional towns of more than 5 million yuan construction, the number of production projects
6-28, by industry, more than 5 million yuan of urban construction, the number of production projects
The main indicators of the 6-29 rural collective investment in fixed assets
The 6-30 rural individual fixed asset investment and building
6-31 main indicators of real estate development
6-32 of real estate development enterprises (units) land acquisition
6-33 zoning, real estate development and construction investment
6-34 Structure of real estate development and construction investment
6-35 of real estate development enterprises (units) sources of funding
6-36 of real estate development and construction of housing construction area and completion rate
6-37 regional real estate development enterprises
6-38 regional real estate development and management
6-39 actual sales area of ​​commodity housing by zoning
6-40 by Use of commodity housing sales
6-41 of real estate development enterprises (units) construction, sales
6-42 of real estate development enterprises (units) investment, capital and land
Main Statistical Indicators
Seven, energy
7-1 total energy production and constitute
7-2 of total energy consumption and Composition
7-3 energy production elasticity coefficient
7-4 elasticity of energy consumption
7-5 SECTOR varieties of major energy consumption
7-6 Efficiency of Energy Conversion
7-7 average daily energy consumption
7-8 integrated energy balance
Main Statistical Indicators
Eight, financial
The 8-1 regional financial income
8-2 calendar year local general budget revenue
8-3 local general budget revenue
8-4 district tax and additional income
8-5 regional local general budget revenue
8-6 local finance general budget expenditures
8-7 regional local general budget expenditures
Main Statistical Indicators
9, the price
9-1 Price Indices
9-2 Price Index
9-3 of consumer price index
9-4 Consumer Price Index
9-5 Municipalities consumer price index
9-6 Municipalities consumer price index
9-7 of agricultural production materials price index
9-8 regional rural consumer price index
9-9 classify industrial producer prices index
9-10 industrial producers purchasing price sub-index
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10, the people's living
10-1 the people's material and cultural life to improve the situation
10-2 of urban and rural residents per capita household income and the Engel coefficient
10-3 Urban Households basic
10-4 Urban Households Per Capita Total Income
The 10-5 regional urban residents per capita annual total household income
The 10-6 regional urban residents per capita annual disposable income
The 10-7 towns household total expenditure per person
The 10-8 regional city residents an average annual total household expenditures
10-9 regional urban residents per capita annual consumption expenditure
10-10 per capita consumption expenditure of urban households
The 10-11 urban households per capita consumption expenditures constitute
The number of major commodities the 10-12 Urban Households per person purchased
The 10-13 urban households per 100 durable goods has at the end of the year the amount of
10-14 per 100 urban households by region durables ownership is
The 10-15 urban households housing situation
10-16 peasant family
The 10-17 rural household per capita total income per capita net income
The per capita net income of 10-18 regional peasant family
10-19 regional sources of net income of farm families
10-20 farmers per capita household total expenditure
10-21 peasant family in per capita living expenses
10-22 of rural residents per capita food consumption
10-23 average peasant family in the end of every hundred durable consumer goods owned
10-24 regional rural residents per capita food consumption
10-25 regional rural residents per 100 of Durable Consumer Goods
10-26 peasant family housing
Main Statistical Indicators
11, City Overview
11-1 city utilities
11-2 regional level of city facilities
11-3 regional urban construction
11-4 regional municipal facilities
The 11-5 regional urban water supply situation
11-6 all regions of the city gas
11-7 regional urban central heating
The 11-8 regional urban public traffic conditions
11-9 regional urban landscaping
11-10 regional urban environmental sanitation
Main Statistical Indicators
XII. Environmental Protection
12-1 Environmental Protection
The 12-2 regional wastewater Discharge and Treatment
The 12-3 regional industrial emissions and deal with the situation
The 12-4 regional industrial solid waste generation and treatment utilization
Main Statistical Indicators
13, agriculture
13-1 rural grassroots organizations and agricultural
13-2 Agriculture, Animal Husbandry and Fishery production
13-3 rural grass-roots organization of
13-4 Rural Laborers
13-5 ARGICULTURAL
The 13-6 ARGICULTURAL Index
The 13-7 ARGICULTURAL Index
The 13-8 ARGICULTURAL and index
13-9 agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery value added
13-10 of agricultural machinery and agro-processing machinery has
13-11 mechanized farming, irrigation area, the amount of chemical fertilizer, small hydropower stations in rural areas, and rural electricity sales
13-12 regions of chemical fertilizers
13-13 irrigation, reservoirs and waterlogging control, flood control, ALKALINE
13-14 various regions of the irrigation and water conservancy
13-15 regional water conservancy facilities and waterlogging control area
13-16 crops sown
13-17 regional crops sown
13-18 major agricultural production
13-19 major agricultural production
13-20 major agricultural yield per unit area
The 13-21 major agricultural yield per unit area
13-22 production of fruits, silkworm cocoons, garden ginseng, reed
13-23 fruits, silkworm cocoons, garden ginseng production
13-24 forestry production
13-25 regional afforestation area
13-26 large number of livestock
13-27 meat production and the number of swine and sheep head
13-28 livestock production
13-29 regions of Livestock
13-30 regional livestock production
13-31 aquatic production situation
13-32 output of aquatic products
13-33 major agricultural production averaged by population
The 13-34 agriculture undertakers and staff number
13-35 of crops affected disaster area
13-36 state farms
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XIV, industrial
The 14-1 scale industrial enterprises above designated number of units and gross output
The 14-2 scale industrial number of workers
14-3 total industrial output value
The main indicators of 14-4 all the above-scale industrial enterprises
Key indicators of all the above-scale industrial enterprises 14-5
14-6 All above-scale industrial enterprises by Sector Key Indicators
14-7 All above-scale industrial enterprises by industry main economic indicators
The main indicators of the 14-8 state-holding industrial enterprises
The main indicators of the state-holding industrial enterprises 14-9
14-10 all the above-scale industrial enterprises main economic indicators
14-11 state-holding industrial enterprises main economic indicators
14-12 by Sector of the key indicators of the foreign-invested industrial enterprises above designated size
The main indicators of 14-13 large and medium-sized industrial enterprises by Sector
14-14 by Sector and medium-sized industrial enterprises main economic indicators
The main indicators of the 14-15 regional and medium-sized industrial enterprises
14-16 calendar year Major Industrial Products
The 14-17 industrial products production
14-18 above-scale agro-processing industry of major economic indicators
14-19 scale raw material industries of major economic indicators
The main economic indicators of the equipment manufacturing industry more than the 14-20 scale
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Fifth, the construction industry
15-1 CONSTRUCTION ENTERPRISES
15-2 Construction Number of Enterprises
15-3 major economic indicators of construction enterprises
15-4 Output Value of Construction
15-5 Construction Enterprises assets
15-6 Construction Enterprises by Region liabilities
15-7 Construction Enterprises by Region paid-in capital
15-8 Construction Enterprises by Region Settled Taxes and additional administrative expenses in taxes
The 15-9 regional construction enterprises total profit
15-10 Construction Enterprises by Region total profits and taxes
15-11 over the Chief contracting with professional contracting the number of construction enterprises, the equipment and the number of
15-12 regional state-owned general contracting and professional contracting construction enterprises the number of equipment and the number of
15-13 regional collective general contracting and professional contractor building the number of enterprises, equipment and number of
15-14 over the Chief contracting and professional contractor building enterprise output value of construction and completion
15-15 regional state-owned general contracting and professional contracting construction enterprise construction and completion of the output value
15-16 regional collective general contractor and professional contracting construction enterprises, the output value of the construction and completion of
15-17 around Chief contracting with professional contracting construction enterprise construction and completed housing area
15-18 regional state-owned general contracting and professional contracting construction enterprise construction and completed housing area
The 15-19 regional collective general contracting professional contractor building enterprise construction and completed housing area
The year-end balance of 15-20 over the Chief contracting and professional contracting construction enterprises
15-21 regional state-owned general contracting and professional contracting construction enterprises at the end of the balance
15-22 regional the collective general contracting and professional contracting construction enterprises at the end of balance
15-23 over the Chief contracting with professional contractors building enterprise profit or loss and allocated
15-24 regional state-owned general contracting and professional contracting construction enterprises profit or loss and allocated
15-25 regional collective general contracting and professional contracting construction enterprises profit or loss and allocated
Main Statistical Indicators
Sixteen, Transport and Telecommunications
16-1 Basic Conditions of Transport
16-2 transport line length
16-3 passenger traffic
16-4 passenger turnover
16-5 cargo traffic
16-6 cargo turnover
Year-end 16-7 railway rolling stock several
16-8 Liaoning Province districts main railway station passenger traffic volume
16-9 Liaoning Province jurisdiction railway station goods sent
16-10 civilian vehicle ownership
16-11 highway line to reach the end of a number of
16-12 Vessels Owned
16-13 Waterway passenger and freight traffic
16-14 coastal port length and number of berths
Of 16-15 coastal port throughput
The 16-16 civil aviation traffic
16-17 Post and Telecommunications Services
16-18 TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES
16-19 regional TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES
16-20 level of post and telecommunications
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Seventeen, domestic trade
17-1 limit above the wholesale and retail trade
17-2 accommodation and catering industry over the limit
17-3 Retail sales
The 17-4 regional social total retail sales of consumer goods
Wholesale and retail trade, total sales of goods more than 17-5
17-6 regions above the wholesale total sales of goods of retail trade
17-7 over the wholesale and retail trade, merchandise sales, value
The 17-8 limit wholesale and retail trade owners want financial indicators
The 17-9 limit lodging industry and restaurant industry operating conditions
17-10 limit above the lodging industry and restaurant owners want financial indicators
17-11 regions above wholesale and retail trade, corporate assets, liabilities and owners' equity
17-12 above wholesale and retail trade key financial indicators
17-13 regions above the wholesale retail trade enterprises added value
17-14 regional limits catering accommodation added value
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18, foreign economic and trade
18-1 Foreign Economic and Trade
18-2 Total imports and exports
18-3 Press Trade nature of the import and export volume
18-4 regional total imports and exports
18-5 Customs import and export volume with the major countries (regions)
18-6 Customs main commodity export volume
18-7 Customs number of imports of goods
18-8 Utilization of Foreign Capital
18-9 regional foreign direct investment
18-10 actual foreign direct investment, by country, region
The 18-11 foreign direct investment
18-12 by Sector foreign foreign direct investment contract signed
18-13 actual foreign direct investment by industry
18-14 at the end of the registration of foreign-invested enterprises in industry distribution
18-15 foreign-invested enterprises by country or territory registration
18-16 foreign contracted projects and labor cooperation
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Nineteen, tourism
19-1 Development of Tourism
19-2 Foreign Tourist Arrivals by Country
19-3 tourist arrivals by region
19-4 tourism foreign exchange earnings by region
19-5, by region, the number of domestic tourists and income
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Twenty, the financial industry
20-1 deposits in financial institutions, the loan balance
The 20-2 financial institutions loan balance
The 20-3 regional financial institutions, deposit balance
The 20-4 regional financial institutions, loan balance
Main Statistical Indicators
21, Education and Technology
21-1 Basic Statistics on Education
Of 21-2 all levels of the types of schools
21-3 Postgraduates
21-4 of Postgraduate Students
21-5 colleges and universities
21-6 higher education schools (institutions) the number of students
The 21-7 regular undergraduate divided the number of subjects students
21-8 the ordinary specialist (vocational) sub disciplines number of students
21-9 Adult Undergraduate sub-disciplines number of students
21-10 adult specialist sub-disciplines number of students
The 21-11 Network undergraduate divided the number of subjects students
21-12 network specialist sub-disciplines number of students
21-13 various secondary vocational schools (institutions)
The 21-14 secondary vocational schools (institutions) students Polyclinic class situation
21-15 high school Schools and Students
21-16 ordinary junior high schools and students
21-17 ordinary primary schools and students
21-18 at all levels of ordinary school graduation rate and school-age children enrollment rate
The 21-19 education development level
21-20 regional colleges and universities
21-21 regional secondary vocational schools
21-22 regional high school
21-23 Junior middle
21-24 ordinary primary
21-25 regional special education
Average number of students in schools at all levels of 21-26 per 100,000 population in
21-27 science and technology activities
21-28 of scientific research and development institutions
21-29 large and medium-sized industrial enterprises in scientific and technological activities
21-30 of scientific and technological activities
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XXII, culture, sports and health
22-1 and cultural undertakings
22-2 radio and television broadcasting
Books, magazines and newspapers published in 22-3
22-4 Books Published situation
22-5 Sports Commission the number of workers
22-6 athletes over the years a world record in
22-7 ATHLETES world champion
22-8 athletes world champion in recent years
22-9 ATHLETES Achievements Asian champion
22-10 contacts with foreign sports activities
22-11 health institutions, the number of beds, number of personnel
22-12 regional health institutions, the number of beds
22-13 regional health agency staff number
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Twenty-three, other social activities
23-1 successive provincial People's Congress of the number of representatives
The number of members of the previous Provincial Political Consultative Conference 23-2
23-3 unions
23-4 women's federations
23-5 lawyers, notaries, mediation work
23-6 Domestic Notarial Documents
23-7 Foreign Notarial Documents
23-8 mediate civil disputes Classification
23-9 Traffic Accidents
23-10 FIRES
23-11 regional Traffic Accidents
The 23-12 marriage registration and divorce
The 23-13 regional married and Divorces
The 23-14 social welfare, the number of business units and staff number
23-15 Social welfare institutions
23-16 regional urban and rural minimum living security system
The 23-17 regional Martyrs basic situation
23-18 social welfare enterprises
23-19 basic old-age insurance
23-20 regional unemployment insurance
23-21 various regions of the basic medical insurance
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Appendix
Appendix 1 2011 the main economic indicators for the provinces (cities, districts)
Appendix 2 2011 provincial cities (region number)
Appendix 32,011 cities and municipal districts
The main economic indicators of Appendix 4 of Shenyang Economic Zone
Appendix 5 coastal economic zone of major economic indicators
Appendix 6 Northwest Liaoning main economic indicators
Appendix 7 2011 municipalities agricultural counties
The Appendix 8 2012 the main indicators of the national economy in the three northeastern provinces