Publisher : China Statistics PressPublished Date : 9/2011 Frequency : Annually Language : Chinese Weight : 1.60kg Availability : Usually ship within 48 hours Book Type : Statistics Estimated Shipping Time"Jieyang Statistical Yearbook -2011 '(hereinafter referred to as" Yearbook ") is a comprehensive, detailed and accurate digital as the main content, reflecting the economic and social development Jieyang information on the status of the annual. The book contains the city, counties (cities, districts) in 2010 the amount of statistical information, and contains Jieyang City in years to build the main economic indicators data. The "Yearbook" is the leadership at all levels, a comprehensive understanding of all walks of life Jieyang socio-economic status and study the basic characteristics of Jieyang development tool. The book is divided into an overview, charts, statistics, and Appendix IV to the majority. Which includes comprehensive statistics, agriculture, industry, wholesale and retail trade and investment in fixed assets fourteen aspects. Across the province to compile appendix listing the major economic indicators of 2010 data, key indicators and statistical interpretation of regulations and other aspects. The "Yearbook" series based on my Office 2010 Statistical Yearbook of the professional and collate relevant information provided by the editor from Appendix cities in the province to provide information from the Provincial Bureau of Statistics the number of Letters. Data in units of measurement used, in addition to arable land and sown area of usage to continue to take care of "mu" as a unit, the rest are internationally uniform standard unit of measurement. "Yearbook" in the "space" indicates that the statistical indicators of the unknown or no information; "" lack of information that the statistical indicators the smallest unit in this table; "0" indicates flat growth target information or information on the same target. The "Yearbook" in finishing the editing process, the strong support of the relevant departments, in grateful.
The first section provides an overview
Jieyang City, 2009 National Economic Social Development Statistics Bulletin 1
Jieyang City, 12 economic performance in 2009
The second part charts
GDP 22
GDP constitutes 23
Agricultural output 24
Agricultural output constituted 25
Industrial output value 26
Total investment in fixed assets 27
Total retail sales of social consumer goods 28
Total export volume and the actual utilization of foreign investment 29
The end of the total population of 30 household
Rural per capita net income of 31
The third part of the statistics
1, integrated
Comprehensive city of love City of key aggregates (A) 32
Comprehensive city of love City of key aggregates (B) 34
City Love City of integrated indicators index (a) 36
City Love City of integrated indicators index (II) 38
Comprehensive city of love City of calendar year of major economic indicators (a) 40
Comprehensive city of love City of calendar year of major economic indicators (b) 41
Comprehensive city of love City of calendar year of major economic indicators (C) 43
Main Economic Indicators Index over the years (a) 45
Main Economic Indicators Index over the years (two) 47
Jieyang second economic census GDP historical data Amendment 48
Rongcheng second economic census GDP historical data Amendment 50
Second economic census test area GDP revised historical data 52
Dongshan District, the second economic census GDP historical data Amendment 54
Pu Qiao district second economic census GDP historical data Amendment 56
Nanshan District Overseas second economic census GDP historical data Amendment 58
Jiedong second economic census GDP historical data Amendment 60
JieXi second economic census GDP historical data Amendment 62
Puning second economic census GDP historical data Amendment 64
Benefits to the county second economic census GDP historical data Amendment 66
68 state business climate index
Entrepreneur confidence index status 69
2010 Cattle Market Jieyang rain over an area of 100 square kilometers Rivers 70
Average rainfall in 72 years
Urban areas in 2010 the monthly average temperature and rainfall 73
2, the population
74 key indicators of population
Household population 76 years the main indicators
Resident population 78 years
3, the rural and agricultural
Grassroots organizations in rural areas and towns of labor 80
Rural households, population and land of a 82
Ownership of Agricultural Machinery (A) 84
Ownership of Agricultural Machinery (b) 86
Agricultural mechanization, electrification, irrigation, chemical technology of 88
Fishery, intermediate consumption and value-added 90
Crop acreage and production (a) 92
Crop acreage and yield (b) 94
Crop plantings and production (C) 96
Crop plantings and production (D) 98
Crop plantings and production (E) 100
Fruit, tea, rubber, pepper acreage and yield 102
Forestry production 104
106 animal husbandry output of main products
The end of the main livestock herds of 108
Fishery 110
Main economic indicators in rural areas over the years (a) 112
Main economic indicators in rural areas over the years (b) 114
Main economic indicators in rural areas over the years (c) 116
Main economic indicators in rural areas over the years (d) 118
4, Industrial
Number of Industrial Enterprises (A) 120
Number of Industrial Enterprises (b) 122
Sub-sector industrial enterprises above designated size number of 124 units
On different types of industrial output value (A) 126
On different types of industrial output (b)
On different types of industrial output growth l28
On different types of industrial added value (a) 130
On different types of industrial added value (B) 132
On different types of industrial added value growth rate of 1 34
Sub-scale industrial output value of industry 136
Scale sub-sector industrial output growth above 1 40
Scale industrial added value by industry 142
Sub-industry scale industrial added value growth 144
Large-scale production of industrial products matrix (a) 1 46
Large-scale production of industrial products matrix (B) 148
Large-scale production of industrial products matrix (C) 150
Large-scale production of industrial products matrix (D) 152
State-owned holding industrial enterprises of major economic indicators (a) 154
State-owned holding industrial enterprises of major economic indicators (b) 1 56
Collective industrial enterprises the main economic indicators (a) 158
Collective industrial enterprises the main economic indicators (b) 1 60
Main Economic Indicators of Private Industrial Enterprises (A) 162
Main Economic Indicators of Private Industrial Enterprises (b) 164
Foreign Investment and Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan-invested industrial enterprises of major economic indicators (a) 166
Foreign Investment and Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan-invested industrial enterprises of major economic indicators (b) 168
Medium-sized industrial enterprises are mainly economic indicators (a) 170
Main economic indicators of industrial enterprises and medium-sized (B) 172
Scale industrial enterprises of major economic indicators (a) 174
Scale industrial enterprises of major economic indicators (b) 176
Large-scale industrial economic indicators (a) 178
Large-scale industrial economic efficiency index (B) 180
5, transport and telecommunications industry
182 civilian car ownership
Passenger and freight transport over the completion of (a) 184
Passenger and freight transport over the completion of (B) 186
The basic situation of post and telecommunications industry, 187
6, the domestic trade
189 total retail sales of social consumer goods
Sales of goods trade, accommodation and catering revenue eleven 191
Calendar year, the wholesale and retail trade, accommodation and restaurant owners to indicators (a) 193
Calendar year, the wholesale and retail trade, accommodation and restaurant owners to target (B) 195
Calendar year, the wholesale and retail trade, accommodation and restaurant owners to target (C) 197
Calendar year, the wholesale and retail trade, accommodation and restaurant owners to target (D) 198
Calendar year, total retail sales (A) 199
Calendar year, total retail sales (b) 201
Calendar year, total retail sales (C) 202
7, tourism and foreign trade
Tourism of 203
Main indicators of tourism 205 years
Use of foreign investment and exports a 207
209 sub-sector use of foreign capital
Sub-counties (cities, districts) use of foreign investment and exports 210
Registration of foreign-invested enterprises Basic Business 211
Calendar year the newly signed foreign investment agreement (contract) number 212
Calendar year agreement (contract) requires the use of foreign investment 214
Calendar year the actual utilization of foreign investment and foreign trade 216
8, finance, banking, insurance
Local general budget income 218
General budget of local fiscal expenditure hunt 220
Local finance general budget revenues over the years (a) 222
Calendar year, the local general budget revenue (b) 224
Local finance general budget expenditure over the years (a) 225
Local finance general budget expenditure over the years (b) 227
Financial institutions, deposit, loan balance (excluding foreign securities) 228
Financial institutions and foreign currency deposit and loan balances (excluding foreign securities) 230
Calendar year bank deposits and loans and cash expenses (a) 232
Calendar year bank deposits and loans and cash expenses (b) 234
Calendar year, financial institutions, deposit, loan balance 2 36
Basic social security 238
Jieyang life insurance operations of Table (a) 240
Jieyang life insurance operations of Table (b) 242
Jieyang life insurance operation table (C) 244
9, culture, health, education
Culture, the basic situation of health 246
Number of categories of personnel health institutions 248
Rural village of 250 WHO
Types of schools (I) 252
Various schools of (b) 254
Various schools of (C) 256
Historical culture, health, education and key indicators (a) 258
Historical culture, health, education and key indicators (b) 260
Historical culture, health, education and key indicators (C) 262
Historical culture, health, education and key indicators (D) 264
Historical culture, health, education and key indicators (E) 266
10, fixed asset investment and construction
Total fixed asset investment and 268 new fixed assets
Investment in urban units of 270 complete salt
Completion of 272 units of investment in rural areas
Investment in urban units of the completion of 274 sub-industries
Rural sub-sector investment in the completion of unit 276
Sources of investment capital in urban units 278
Units of investment and funding sources in rural areas 280
The whole society construction, completed housing area of 282
New investment in fixed assets PRODUCTION CAPACITY (benefit) 284
Investment in real estate development and construction, investment and funding sources 286
Fixed asset investment over the years the main indicators (a) .. 288
Fixed asset investment over the years the main indicators (b) 290
Main economic indicators of construction enterprises a 292
The main financial indicators of construction enterprises 294
296 urban city construction
11, primary energy consumption and inventory
Energy consumption per unit of GDP by Region 298
Sub-scale industrial sector primary energy consumption of 300
Sub-scale industrial enterprises 302 varieties of energy consumption
Consumption of the whole society terminal (physical quantity A) 304
Consumption of the whole society terminal (physical quantity B) 306
Consumption of the whole society terminal (standard amount of a) 308
Consumption of the whole society terminal (standard volume two) .. N 310
12, and wages of employees
By Registration Staff and Workers and wages 312
Staff and Workers by industry and wages (a) 314
Sub-industry workers who teach in the post and salary (B) 316
Staff and Workers by industry and wages (C) 318
Staff and Workers by industry and wages (d) 320
Staff and Workers by industry and wages (V) 322
State-owned units in the total wages of workers is 324
In Urban collective units in the number and wages of workers is (a) 326
Sub-sector urban collective units the number of workers with wages in the post (two) 328
In Urban collective units in the number and wages of workers is (C) 330
Sub-sector urban collective units the number of workers with wages in the post (D) ... N 332
Sub-sector urban collective units the number of workers with wages in the post (E) 334
Other units in the post sub-sectors the number of workers and wages (a) 336
Other units in the post sub-sectors the number of workers and wages (b) 338
Other units in the post sub-sectors the number of workers and wages (C) 340
Other units in the post sub-sectors the number of workers and wages (d) 342
Increased by Registration and sources of 344 employees
Reduced by Registration and whereabouts of 346 employees
Wages over the years the main indicators (a) 348
Wages over the years the main indicators (b) 350
13 environmental
Basic Environmental Protection 352
The basic situation of environmental protection over the years (a) 354
Environmental Protection over the years the basic situation (b) 356
14, housing, prices
Basic urban 358 Urban Households
Urban living conditions of urban households at the end of 359
Urban average every 100 urban households at the end of durable consumer goods owned 360
City View residents and the urban average monthly cash balance of 361
The consumer price index (a) 362
The consumer price index (B) 363
Key indicators of urban household survey over the years 364
Appendix
1,2009 Main Economic Indicators cities across the province
The end of the resident population of 366 cities
GDP of 367 cities
Industrial added value of 369 cities
2010 urban and rural municipalities divided by total fixed asset investment of 370
Municipalities in fixed assets investment 371
2010 urban and rural municipalities divided by the total retail sales of social consumer goods, 372
Municipalities, total retail sales 37 3
374 cities total exports
Cities in foreign direct investment 375
Local general budget income 376 cities
Passenger and freight traffic growth cities (a) 377
Passenger and freight traffic growth cities (B) 379
2, Main Statistical Indicators
Integrated part of the 381
Accounting part 382
Population of some 384
Agricultural sector 385
Industrial part of the 387
Transport and Telecommunications section 393
396 Domestic Trade
Finance, banking, insurance, part 397
Culture, technology and education part of the 399
Physical health, social welfare and environmental protection part of the 401
Some 403 investment in fixed assets
Construction part of the 406
Energy part of the 407
Some 408 labor wages
Some 410 households
Price part of the 411
3, statistics and regulations
PRC Statistics Law 412
PRC Statistics Law Implementation Rules 421
National Census Ordinance 431
National Economic Census Regulations 437
National Agricultural Census Ordinance 443
Guangdong Statistics Regulations 450
Statistics 454 violations of law provisions
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