China Industrial Map (2003) (2003)

Author: Wang Wei
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: "China Industry Map (2003)" classifies industries based on their level of activity, referring to international and domestic classification standards, and categorizes them according to the nature and content of economic activities. The nine major sectors cover the financial sector, trade, retail, and food industry; information technology sector; tourism and services sector; transportation sector; energy and mining sector; construction sector; manufacturing sector; and media sector. The creation of "China Industry Map (2003)" stems from the forward-looking observations of the Global M&A Research Center and Wanmeng Investment Management Co., Ltd. on China's industrial competitiveness, aiming to explore the dynamic relationship between industrial restructuring and industrial change in China, and to help Chinese business professionals uncover the value of industrial restructuring and enhance China's industrial competitiveness. In our view, this is a serious, significant, and socially responsible topic. For the industry classification in "China Industry Map (2002)," the editors deliberated extensively and finally focused on the relatively active secondary and tertiary industries in the national economy, dividing them into nine major sectors and 43 industries.