Publisher : China Statistics PressPublished Date : 8/2011 Frequency : Annually Language : English and Chinese bilingual ISBN/ISSN : 9787503763113 Pages : 663 Weight : 2.60kg Availability : Usually ship within 24 hours Book Type : Statistics Remarks : Hardcopy contains CD-Rom; Electronic Version is 28MB, one zip file contains all CD-Rom contents (including 589 Excel files), downloadable after purchase hardcopy. Order & Download Electronic VersionEstimated Shipping TimeGuangdong Statistical Yearbook 2011 (hereinafter referred to as the Yearbook) is an annual statistical publication, which reflects comprehensively the economic and social development of Guangdong Province. It covers data for 2010 and key statistical data in some historically important years since 1978 at the provincial level and the local levels of city, county and district. The Yearbook contains twenty-two chapters: 1. Administrative Division and Natural Resources; 2. General Survey; 3. National Economic Accounts; 4. Population; 5. Employment and Wages; 6. Investment in Fixed Assets; 7. Energy; 8. Government Finance, Banking and Insurance; 9. Price Indices; 10. People’s Living Conditions; 11. Agriculture; 12. Industry; 13. Construction; 14. Transport, Postal and Telecommunication Services; 15. Domestic Trade; 16. Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation; 17. Tourism; 18. Education, Science, Technology and Culture; 19. Sports, Public Health, Social Welfare, Environmental Protection and Others; 20. Main Economic Indicators of Economic Regions; 21. Main Economic Indicators of Cities; 22. Main Economic Indicators of Counties (County-level Cities) and Districts. Meanwhile, four chapters are listed as appendices: 1. Main Statistical Indicators of Some Provinces and Municipalities; 2. Main Statistics of Hong Kong and Macao Special Administrative Regions; 3. Main Statistical Indicators of Taiwan Province; 4. Main Statistics of Some Countries and Territories. The following revisions have been made in the Yearbook in terms of the statistical contents and in editing: 1. The year-end population from 2006 to 2009 has been adjusted in accordance with the fast sum figure of the 6th National Population Census. 2. In the by-city worksheets, data of Shunde District are added. 3. In the Chapter of People’s Living Conditions, data on Per Capita Net Income and Per Capita Consumption Expenditure of Rural Households of 21 cities are added. In the Chapter of Sports, Health Care, Social Welfare, Environmental Protection and Others, data on Number of Public Transportation Vehicles per 10000 Population and data on Per Capital Area of Parks and Green Land are added. 4. In the Chapter of Education, Science, Technology and Culture, part of the data on science and technology are adjusted. 5. In the Chapter of Main Economic Indicators of Counties (County-level Cities) and Districts, data on population with household registration are cancelled. The data in the Yearbook are mainly obtained from regular statistical reports and sample surveys conducted by the statistical bureaus of all levels of government and the Survey Office of the National Bureau of Statistics in Guangdong. Some data are collected from the departments of the central government and the provincial government. Data in the appendices are compiled from statistical publications published by the National Bureau of Statistics and other sources. The units of measurement used in the Yearbook are internationally standard measurement units, except that the unit of cultivated land and sown areas uses “mu” with regard to the Chinese tradition. Horizontal approach is used to calculate the average annual growth rates in the Yearbook. Notations used in the Yearbook: “ …” indicates that the figure is not large enough to be measured with the smallest unit in the table; “ # ” indicates a major breakdown of the total; “ blank space ” indicates that the data are unknown or are not available; “ ① ” indicates footnotes at the end of the table. Acknowledgements: our gratitude goes to relevant departments and units under the provincial government, from which we have received tremendous support when compiling the Yearbook.
1-1 Administrative Division (2010)
1-2 Natural Resources (2010)
The annual average temperature of the region 1-3
Annual rainfall of the region 1-4
1-5 hours of sunshine each region
1-6 municipal land area and population density
2-1 Various Sectors
2-2 the total economic and social development and speed indicators
2-2 CONTINUED 1
2-2 CONTINUED 2
2-2 CONTINUED 3
2-3 structural economic and social development indicators
CONTINUED 1 2-3
2-3 CONTINUED 2
3 2-3 CONTINUED
2-4 key indicators of economic and social development of the country's total weight
2-4 CONTINUED
2-5 the number of corporate and industrial units
Corporate and industrial activities, municipal 2-6 units
2-7 by industry and type of grouping of corporate registration number of units (2010)
2-7 CONTINUED 1
2-7 CONTINUED 2
2-7 CONTINUED 3
2-8 Types of municipal body corporate units by the number (2010)
2-9 cities the number of corporate units by Sector (2010)
2-9 CONTINUED 1
2-9 CONTINUED 2
2-9 CONTINUED 3
2-10 cities by the number of registered legal entities and types of points (2010)
2-10 Table 1 continued
2-10 CONTINUED 2
2-10 Table 3 continued
2-11 Main economic indicators of the private
2-12 main production and operation of micro-economic indicators of climate index (2010)
2-13 business confidence index (2010)
2-14 Business Climate Index (2010)
Major industry categories 2-15 business confidence index (2010)
2-16 major industry categories Business Climate Index (2010)
2-17 of industry Business Climate Index (2010)
2-17 Table 1 continued
2-17 CONTINUED 2
2-18 business macro-economic situation
2-19 integrated enterprise production and operation
3-1 GDP
3-2 GDP index (previous year = 100)
3-3 GDP index (1978 = 100)
3-4 GDP industrial structure
Contribution rate of three industries 3-5
3-6 times GDP growth industry driven by
3-7 GDP structure of the project
3-8 constitute the added value of each line item (2010)
3-9 Expenditure GDP
3-10 Gross Capital Formation and composition
3-11 constitute the final consumer and
3-12 on the Three GDP growth rate and boost the contribution of
3-13 per capita GDP and per capita consumption level
3-14 per capita GDP and per capita consumption level index
3-15 municipal GDP
3-16 municipal GDP index
3-17 of the tertiary industry
3-18 of the tertiary industry index
3-19 municipal GDP (2010)
3-19 Continued
3-20 municipal GDP growth rate (2010)
3-20 Continued
3-21 municipal industrial composition of GDP (2010)
3-22 Gross Regional Product by Expenditure Approach (2010)
3-23 Gross Capital Formation and composition of cities (2010)
3-24 cities and constitute the final consumer (2010)
3-25 cities per capita GDP
3-26 cities per capita GDP index (previous year = 100)
3-27 cities per capita GDP index (2000 = 100)
4-1 Main Indicators of Population
4-2 at the end of the total population of household
4-3 Natural population changes
4-4 changes in household migration
4-5 end of the resident population of cities
Urban population accounts for 4-6 cities the proportion of resident population
4-7 cities at the end of household population (2010)
4-8 cities at the end of the migration population residence (2010)
5-1 employees in key indicators
5-2 employees Year-end
5-3 by the end of the number of various groups of employees
5-4 employees Year-end
5-5 cities by the end of the number of employees in the three industry sub-
5-6 end of the number of employees in urban units (2010)
5-7 employees in urban units and municipal workers in the post (2010)
5-8 units of various industries in urban cities post the end of the number of workers (2010)
5-8 CONTINUED
5-9 end of the number of women employees in urban units (2010)
5-10 units of the total wages of urban wage and the average
5-11 employees in urban units of labor compensation and the wages of workers in the post (2010)
Remuneration of employees in urban units 5-12 (2010)
5-13 Urban Units total wages (2010)
5-14 employees in urban units average labor compensation (2010)
5-15 Urban Units average wage of workers (2010)
5-16 municipal urban registered unemployment and unemployment rate
6-1 Total investment in fixed assets, the main indicators
6-2 Total Investment in Fixed Assets
6-3 and composition by source of funds in Fixed Assets Investment
6-4 constitute a sub-total fixed asset investment (2010)
6-5 cities in fixed asset investment
6-6 cities by urban and rural areas in Fixed Assets Investment (2010)
6-7 cities by Registration in Fixed Assets Investment (2010)
6-7 CONTINUED
6-8 cities by major industries in Fixed Assets Investment (2010)
CONTINUED 1 6-8
2 6-8 CONTINUED
6-9 major investment in fixed assets of state-owned economic indicators
6-10 completed basic industries and infrastructure investment
6-11 major urban investment by industry indicators (2010)
6-11 Table 1 continued
6-11 CONTINUED 2
6-12 cities and towns all industries the main source of loan funds allocated financial indicators (2010)
6-12 Table 1 continued
6-12 CONTINUED 2
6-13 towns main source of loan funds allocated financial indicators (2010)
6-14 cities divided according to the nature of the composition and construction of urban fixed asset investment (2010)
6-15 municipal agriculture, energy, raw materials, transportation, post and telecommunications investment and the proportion of (2010)
6-16 the proportion of urban and industrial investment (2010)
The whole social investment efficiency indicators 6-17
6-18 Newly Increased production capacity or efficiency
6-19 cities and towns in the whole of society and value of housing construction area (2010)
6-20 Main Indicators of Real Estate Development
6-21 Real Estate Development Investment (2010)
6-22 Real Estate Development and value of housing construction area (2010)
6-23 municipal real estate development and investment (2010)
6-24 municipal real estate development and housing construction area and value (2010)
6-25 Sales of Commercial Buildings by Use Area (2010)
6-26 Sales of Commercial Buildings by Use (2010)
6-27 cities commodity housing sales (2010)
7-1 Total energy production and composition
7-2 Energy consumption and composition
7-3 Overall Energy Balance Sheet
7-4 points total energy consumption and coal industry, electricity consumption (2010)
Power consumption 7-5 cities
7-6 unit GDP energy consumption
7-7 cities per unit GDP power consumption
Energy consumption per unit of industrial added value of 7-8 cities
7-9 the average daily consumption of various energy
7-10 years living with an average energy
7-11 sub-species living in energy consumption
7-12 Efficiency of Energy Conversion
7-13 elasticity of energy production
14 energy consumption elasticity
8-1 local general budget revenue and expenditure and growth rate
8-2 local general budget revenue and expenditure situation of the basic
8-3 per capita income of the general budget of local governments
8-4 cities local general budget revenue and expenditure
8-4 CONTINUED
8-5 and foreign financial institutions and foreign currency deposits and loans
8-6 in the capital balance of RMB deposits and loans of financial institutions
8-7 cities in the basic situation of financial institutions
8-7 CONTINUED
8-8 cities in foreign financial institutions and foreign currency deposits and loans
8-8 CONTINUED
8-9 municipal deposits of financial institutions
8-9 CONTINUED
Chinese financial institutions 8-10 CASH
8-11 indicator property insurance company
8-12 index life insurance company
9-1 Price Indices
9-2 Fixed-base index
9-3 Consumer Price Index (2010)
9-3 CONTINUED
9-4 Retail Price Indices by Category (2010)
9-4 CONTINUED
9-5 Consumer Price Index
9-5 CONTINUED
9-6 Retail Price Indices
9-6 CONTINUED
9-7 Fixed-base consumer price index (2010)
9-7 CONTINUED
9-8 cities consumer price index (2010)
9-8 CONTINUED
9-9 municipal services project price index (2010)
9-10 fixed base cities consumer price index (2010)
9-11 Producer Price Index
9-12 cities Producer Price Index
9-13 sub-industry producer price index
9-14 of raw materials, fuel, power, price indices
9-15 Price Indices of Investment in fixed assets
9-16 price index of agricultural production
9-17 Price Indices of agricultural production
10-1 Main Indicators of people's lives
10-2 Basic Urban Households
10-3 urban residents' disposable income and consumer spending
10-4 municipalities of urban residents per capita disposable income and consumer spending
10-5 end of the living conditions of urban households
10-6 Level of Income of urban residents per capita annual household cash income (2010)
10-7 Level of Income of urban residents per capita annual cash income of the family composition (2010)
10-8 Per Capita Annual Urban Households consumption expenditures (2010)
10-8 Continued
Urban Households 10-9 Per Capita Annual Consumption Expenditures (2010)
10-9 Continued
10-10 by Level of Income of Urban Households quantity of food per person per year to buy major (2010)
10-11 by Level of Income for every 100 urban households throughout the year to purchase the number of non-food (2010)
10-12 by Level of Income per 100 urban households by the end of Durable Consumer Goods (2010)
10-13 basic conditions of rural households
10-14 rural residents per capita net income and living expenses
10-15 housing situation of rural households
10-16 average rural households to purchase agricultural production per household
10-17 total rural household income and per capita net income and composition
10-18 average rural household income and family composition of net operating
10-19 rural households and the composition of total expenditure per capita
Rural Households 10-20 Per Capita Consumption Expenditure
Rural Households 10-21 Per Capita Cash Income
10-22 average rural household cash expenditure
10-23 average rural household consumption of major food and clothing purchases
10-24 per 100 rural households at the end of major durable goods ownership
Level of per capita net income of 10-25 points in the basic situation of rural households (2010)
10-26 per capita net income of rural residents by Level of Per Capita Consumption Expenditure (2010)
10-27 cities per capita net income of rural residents and living expenses (2010)
10-28 overall well-off rural areas to monitor the situation in Guangdong
11-1 Main Indicators of Agriculture
The rural grass-roots organization 11-2
11-3 agricultural tractor, irrigation, fertilizer and pesticide application rate and rural electricity
The rural grass-roots organization of cities 11-4 (2010)
11-5 agricultural natural disasters
11-6 ratio between the rural economy and efficiency indicators of major
11-7 per capita amount of agricultural products
11-8 of the rural labor force
11-9 Distribution of place of employment of rural labor
11-10 rural labor force quality structure of three industries
The situation of rural migrant labor force 11-11
11-12 rural households mainly agricultural production
11-13 Sales of agricultural products in rural areas the number of households
Fishery 11-14
11-15 Fishery index (1978 = 100)
11-16 Fishery index (previous year = 100)
11-17 cities Fishery (2010)
11-18 cities Fishery Index (2010)
11-19 crop acreage
11-19 Continued
11-20 crop production
11-21 major crop acreage, yield and production
11-22 major cities crop acreage, yield and production (2010)
11-22 Continued Table 1
11-22 Continued 2
11-22 Table 3 continued
11-23 plantation area and production of major forest products
11-24 area of aquaculture and aquatic products
11-25 livestock and meat production
11-26 cities afforestation area, aquatic products, livestock and meat production (2010)
11-27 tea, mulberry, fruit size and yield
Municipal area and production of fruit 11-28 (2010)
11-28 Continued
11-29 Main agricultural production compared with the highest year (2010)
11-30 Basic township and village enterprises (2010)
11-31 Basic municipal township and village enterprises (2010)
12-1 Main Indicators
12-2 Number of Industrial Enterprises above designated size and value
12-3 Value-added of industrial enterprises above designated size and index
12-4 and the index of total industrial output value
12-5 scale industrial output and index
12-6 scale production of industrial products
12-6 Continued
12-7 units of industrial enterprises above the scale of cities and industrial output numbers
12-7 Continued
12-8 municipal scale industrial added value and index
12-8 Continued
12-9 Number of Industrial Enterprises above Designated Size (2010)
12-9 Continued
12-10 municipal scale industrial output (2010)
12-10 Continued
12-11 municipal scale industrial added value (2010)
12-11 Continued
12-12 large-scale industrial enterprises of major economic indicators
12-13 large-scale state-owned holding industrial enterprises of major economic indicators
12-14 large-scale industrial enterprises of major economic indicators (2010)
12-15 state-holding industrial enterprises above the scale of the main economic indicators (2010)
Collective industrial enterprises above designated size 12-16 Main Economic Indicators (2010)
12-17 joint-stock cooperative enterprises above designated size industrial enterprises main economic indicators (2010)
Joint-stock industrial enterprises above designated size 12-18 Main Economic Indicators (2010)
12-19 scale "three capital" of major economic indicators of industrial enterprises (2010)
Private industrial enterprises above designated size 12-20 Main Economic Indicators (2010)
12-21 medium-sized industrial enterprises above designated size of major economic indicators (2010)
12-22 points above the industry size and growth rate of industrial added value
12-23 nine industrial scale and growth rate of industrial output
12-24 nine industrial scale and growth rate of industrial added value
Manufacturing of industrial enterprises above designated size 12-25 Main Economic Indicators
12-26 large-scale high-tech manufacturing industry of major economic indicators
12-26 Continued
12-27 large-scale industrial enterprises main economic indicators (2010)
12-28 municipal scale industrial enterprises of major economic indicators (2010)
12-29 Main Economic Indicators of Private Industrial Enterprises (2010)
12-30 municipal industrial enterprises main economic indicators (2010)
12-30 Continued
12-31 municipal state-owned holding industrial enterprises above the scale of the main economic indicators (2010)
12-32 municipalities BY industrial enterprises assets (2010)
12-33 medium-sized industrial enterprises above designated size cities value of assets (2010)
12-34 the province's total industrial output value of the 50 largest industrial enterprises (2010)
12-35 main business income of the province's 50 largest industrial enterprises (2010)
12-36 the province's net fixed assets of the 50 largest industrial enterprises (2010)
13-1 Construction Enterprises
13-2 Main Indicators of Construction Enterprises
13-3 municipalities Construction Enterprises
13-4 output value of construction enterprises cities
Construction enterprises in value added cities 13-5
13-6 taxes total municipal construction enterprises
13-7 Total Profits of Construction Enterprises
13-8 municipal housing construction area of Construction Enterprises
13-9 end of Construction Enterprises by City employees
13-10 Labor Productivity of Construction Enterprises by City
14-1 Main Indicators of Posts and Telecommunications Transportation
14-2 society as a whole passenger traffic
14-3 Passenger cities
14-4 municipal passenger transportation
14-5 of the whole society cargo volume
14-6 cargo cities
14-7 cargo turnover cities
14-8 means of transport and line ownership
14-9 civilian car ownership in cities (2010)
14-9 Continued
Private car ownership in cities 14-10 (2010)
14-11 Basic municipal roads (2010)
14-12 highway mileage and the number of bridges
14-13 oil (gas) pipeline length and traffic
14-14 Civil Aviation Terminal Throughput
14-15 municipal port cargo throughput
Throughput of major ports along the coast 14-16
Number of Berths 14-17 port
14-18 municipal telecommunications business conditions (2010)
14-19 Business Volume of Post and Telecommunications cities
Basic 14-20 and telecommunications industries
15-1 Main Indicators of Domestic Trade
15-2 by industry and sub-urban and rural retail sales
15-3 municipalities, retail sales (2010)
15-4 Retail sales municipalities
Wholesale and retail sales of goods 15-5
The amount of wholesale goods wholesale and retail trade 15-6
15-7 Retail sales wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale and retail enterprises 15-8 municipal sales
15-9 of wholesale goods business purchase, sale, storage total (2010)
15-9 Continued
15-10 retail enterprises above designated purchase, sale, storage total (2010)
15-10 Continued
15-11 wholesale and retail enterprises above designated cities PURCHASES, SALES AND INVENTORY OF (2010)
15-12 of the accommodation business case (2010)
15-13 the operation of catering enterprises above designated size (2010)
15-14 cities of the accommodation catering operation (2010)
15-15 over limit wholesale and retail chain, the operation of accommodation and catering industry (2010)
15-15 Continued
15-16 of wholesale retail, accommodation and catering industry financial performance (2010)
15-17 of wholesale financial situation of enterprises (2010)
15-17 Continued
15-18 retail enterprises above designated financial situation (2010)
15-18 Continued
15-19 wholesale and retail enterprises above designated cities financial situation (2010)
15-19 Continued
15-20 financial situation of the accommodation business (2010)
15-20 Continued
15-21 financial situation of catering enterprises above designated size (2010)
15-21 Continued
15-22 cities of the accommodation and catering enterprises financial situation (2010)
15-22 Continued
15-23 billion or more commodity trading market turnover
15-24 by industry and wholesale and retail business units catering accommodation (2010)
15-25 industrial units by legal persons and sub-wholesale and retail business units catering accommodation (2010)
15-26 cities by sub-wholesale and retail trade and accommodation and catering business units (2010)
15-27 cities and industrial activities by legal entities and sub-units of accommodation and catering industry and wholesale and retail units (2010)
15-28 cities by Registration number of wholesale and retail business units (2010)
15-29 by industry and business employing local sub-number of wholesale and retail (2010)
15-30 by industry and location of the accommodation and catering enterprises employed a few minutes (2010)
15-31 by legal entities and industrial units and sub-wholesale and retail accommodation and catering industry of Employed Persons (2010)
15-32 by industry and cities where the number of employees sub-wholesale and retail business (2010)
15-33 corporate units and industrial activities, municipal sub-units of accommodation and catering industry, wholesale, retail and number of employees (2010)
16-1 Main Indicators of Foreign Economic
16-2 RMB exchange rate against major currencies the average
16-3 total imports and exports
16-4 Types of trade and economic import and export volume
16-4 Continued
16-5 divided by product type import and export volume
16-6 Guangdong, with the major countries (regions) Import & Export
16-7 export market structure
16-7 Continued
The amount of import and export commodities classification 16-8
16-8 Continued Table 1
16-8 CONTINUED 2
16-9 Main Export Commodities in Volume and Value
16-9 Continued
16-10 Main Import Commodities in Volume and Value
16-10 Continued
16-11 cities exports
16-12 total imports cities
16-13 total export enterprises with foreign investment cities
16-14 total imports of foreign-invested enterprises cities
16-15 Main Indicators of Foreign-invested enterprises import and export
16-16 major foreign-invested enterprises export volume and value of goods
16-16 Continued
16-17 major foreign-invested enterprises import volume and value of goods
16-17 Continued
Private import and export of key indicators 16-18
16-18 Continued
16-19 Utilization of Foreign Capital
16-20 minutes use of foreign capital (2010)
16-21 Foreign Direct Investment by Sector (2010)
16-22 country (region) of foreign direct investment
16-22 Continued Table 1
16-22 Continued 2
16-23 Foreign Direct Investment cities
Foreign economic and technological cooperation 16-24
16-25 sub-sector industrial and commercial enterprises with foreign investment registered cases (late 2010)
16-26 municipal enterprises with foreign investment of industrial and commercial registration (late 2010)
16-27 the use of a class of ports open (late 2010)
17-1 Main Indicators of travel
17-2 Basic tourism sector
The number of foreign tourists the city 17-3
17-4 municipal tourist hotels (hotel) accommodation (2010)
17-5 municipal reception Overnight Tourists
17-6 outbound tourism cities travel tour (2010)
17-7 municipal tourism revenue
17-8 Foreign Exchange Earnings
17-9 Foreign Exchange Earnings cities
18-1 education, technology, culture key indicators
18-2 All schools in the number of students
All schools of 18-3
18-3 Continued
18-4 post-graduate education in
18-5 types of adult education at all levels, the number of students in school
College of 18-6 (2010)
18-7 Medium Schools (2010)
General secondary cities of 18-8 (2010)
18-8 Continued
18-9 Basic municipal secondary vocational education (2010)
18-10 School of cities (2010)
18-11 enrollment of school-age cities
18-12 Research and Experimental Development (R & D) Basic
18-13 state-owned enterprises and institutions at the end of the number of professional and technical personnel
18-14 high-level personnel of
18-15 number of items that scientific and technological achievements
18-16 Government departments above the county level is Research and Development Institution
18-17 county government departments are Research and Development Institution
18-18 and above the county level government departments, municipalities are Research and Development Institution (2010)
18-19 Examined patent applications and approvals
A variety of technical contract conditions 18-20
18-21 Industrial Research and experimental development company
18-22 municipal industrial enterprises and R & D activities funded
18-23 cities a new product output of industrial enterprises
18-24 CAST institutions and activities
18-25 arts and culture, heritage INSTITUTIONS
18-26 performing arts troupes and cultural sector Basic (2010)
18-27 culture, heritage institutions and personnel number (2010)
18-28 public libraries, cultural institutions and the mass number of personnel (2010)
18-29 municipal Culture and Cultural Relics Institutions (2010)
18-30 municipal Culture and Cultural Relics number of agency personnel (2010)
18-31 books, magazines, newspapers, publishing the number of
18-32 Publication of Books (2010)
18-33 of magazine publishing (2010)
18-34 NEWSPAPERS (2010)
18-35 Radio, Television Stations
18-36 Basic radio propaganda (2010)
Basic 18-37 television publicity (2010)
18-38 municipalities Radio and Television Organizations (2010)
19-1 sports, health, social welfare, environmental protection and other key indicators
19-2 sports case
19-3 HEALTH INSTITUTIONS, BEDS AND PERSONNEL
19-4 HEALTH INSTITUTIONS, BEDS AND PERSONNEL (2010)
19-5 municipal health agencies, the number of beds and staff (2010)
19-6 various health institutions, beds and staff numbers
19-7 municipal social basic pension, unemployment insurance fund and the amount of collection rate of collection (2010)
19-8 municipal social insurance policy holders (2010)
19-9 special care, social relief and welfare of
19-10 marriage registration
19-11 Basic Environmental Protection
19-11 Continued Table 1
19-11 Continued 2
19-12 cities "three wastes" discharge and Treatment (2010)
19-12 Continued
Environmental Information Form 19-13 cities
19-13 Continued
19-14 lawyers, notaries, primary education and basic conditions of justice and law
19-15 TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS (2010)
19-16 FIRES (2010)
19-17 cities one hundred million yuan of GDP production safety accident mortality
20-1 region's main economic indicators
20-1 Continued
20-2 region accounted for the province's share of major economic indicators
20-2 Continued
20-3 Pearl River Delta, the main economic indicators
20-3 Continued Table 1
20-3 CONTINUED 2
20-3 CONTINUED 3
20-3 CONTINUED 4
20-3 CONTINUED 5
20-4 Pearl River Delta, the main indicators of industrial enterprises in nine cities (2010)
20-4 Continued
20-5, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, the main economic indicators (2010)
20-6 west wings of major economic indicators (2010)
20-7 East Main Economic Indicators
20-8, West Wing, Main Economic Indicators
20-9 Main Economic Indicators Five Cities mountains
20-10 mountain counties (cities, districts) of major economic indicators
20-11 Main Economic Indicators minority counties (2010)
21-1 city's main economic indicators
21-2 Basic City (2010)
21-2 Continued Table 1
21-2 CONTINUED 2
21-2 CONTINUED 3
21-2 CONTINUED 4
21-2 CONTINUED 5
22-1 counties (cities) GDP (2010)
22-1 Continued
22-2 counties (cities) GDP growth rate (2010)
22-2 Continued
22-3 counties (cities) and per capita GDP growth rate
22-3 Continued
22-4 counties (cities) industrial and agricultural output value
22-4 Continued
22-5 counties (cities) food production
22-5 Continued
22-6 counties (cities) and districts sugarcane, peanuts and vegetable production
22-6 Continued
22-7 counties (cities) pig herds head end of the number of hog slaughter and pork production in the first few
22-7 Continued
22-8 counties (cities) of fixed asset investment (2010)
22-8 Continued
22-9 counties (cities), total retail sales
22-9 Continued
22-10 counties (cities) and districts at the end of Staff and Workers (2010)
22-10 Continued
22-11 counties (cities) in the post year-end total wages and average wages (2010)
22-11 Continued
22-12 counties (cities) District revenues and expenditures and savings deposits of urban and rural residents
22-12 Continued
Appendix A part of the province (city) key statistical indicators
Appendix A Table 1 continued
Appendix A, Table 2 continued
Appendix A Table 3 continued
4 Appendix A Continued
Appendix A, Table 5 continued
Appendix A Table 6 continued
Appendix A Table 7 continued
Table 8 in Appendix A continued
9 Appendix A Continued
Table 10 in Appendix A continued
Table 11 in Appendix A continued
Appendix B-1 Main socio-economic indicators of China Hong Kong SAR
Appendix B-2 China Macao Special Administrative Region of the major socio-economic indicators
Appendix C China Taiwan Province, the main socio-economic indicators
Appendix D-1 in some countries and regions, key economic indicators (2009)
Appendix D-1 Continued
Appendix D-2 in some countries and regions, GDP
Appendix D-3 in some countries and regions, GDP growth
Appendix D-4 in some countries and regions, per capita gross national income
Appendix D-5 in some countries and regions, per capita GDP growth
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