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First, the "Changzhou Statistical Yearbook 2011" is a highly information-intensive materials and books. It detailed statistical information reflects the 2010 Changzhou economic, technological and social change in all aspects of development, as well as historical years and the reform and opening up a lot of statistics. Second, the book is divided into 23 parts, namely: 1. Overview; 2. Ranking; 3. Administrative divisions, the natural profile; 4. Comprehensive; 5. Population; 6. Employees, labor remuneration; 7. Price index; 8. People's lives; 9. Investment in fixed assets; 10. Agriculture; 11. Industry; 12. Construction; 13. Transportation, post and telecommunications; 14. Trade, accommodation and catering industry;. 15. Individual and private economy; 16. Foreign economic and tourism; 17. Energy consumption; 18. Finance, banking, insurance; 19. Enterprise surveys; 20. Urban construction, environmental protection; 21. Science and technology, education, culture; 22. Health and sports; 23. Civil, judicial, and other. End of the book with explanations of key statistical indicators in Appendix data. Third, the book is in units of measurement used internationally standard measurement units, the magnitude of value indicators have not traveled that what price, both in current prices. Fourth, the book short and symbols for use: all state-owned and state holding industrial and annual sales income of 500 million and non-state industrial enterprises, referred to as "scale" statistical coverage of industrial enterprises; "" lack of information in this table that the smallest unit number; "space" means unknown or no such information; "hold" for several of them. "Changzhou Statistical Yearbook" has been openly published, care and support by the community and made many valuable suggestions, which we appreciate. Welcome readers to the inadequacies of the Yearbook of criticism and help us further improve editorial standards.

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