China Statistical Yearbook. 2002

Author: National Bureau of Statistics of China
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: The China Statistical Yearbook is a treasure trove of data on China's socio-economic development, released annually by the National Bureau of Statistics. It is a reference publication that comprehensively reflects the economic and social development of the People's Republic of China. The China Statistical Yearbook—2002 includes extensive statistical data on various aspects of the national and provincial economies and societies in 2001, as well as key national statistics for significant historical years and the past two decades. The book is divided into 24 sections, namely:
1. Administrative Divisions and Natural Resources;
2. General;
3. National Economic Accounting;
4. Population;
5. Employed Persons and Wages;
6. Fixed Asset Investment;
7. Energy Production and Consumption;
8. Finance;
9. Price Indices;
10. People's Livelihood;
11. Urban Profiles;
12. Agriculture;
13. Industry;
14. Construction;
15. Transportation and Post and Telecommunications;
16. Domestic Trade;
17. Foreign Economic Relations and Trade;
18. Tourism;
19. Finance and Insurance;
20. Education and Science and Technology;
21. Culture, Sports, and Health;
22. Other Social Activities and Environmental Protection;
23. Key Socio-economic Indicators of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region;
24. Key Socio-economic Indicators of the Macao Special Administrative Region.
Additionally: Key Socio-economic Indicators of Taiwan Province; Comparison of China's Economic and Social Statistical Indicators with Those of Major Countries in the World.
Each section is preceded by a "Brief Introduction," which provides a concise overview of the main content, data sources, scope of statistics, statistical methods, and historical changes. At the end of each section, there is an "Explanation of Major Statistical Indicators."

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