Table of Contents

First comprehensive
1 a l Taiyuan counties (cities, districts) and towns, the names of their offices
1-2 of administrative divisions
1-3 of natural resources
1-4 ground conditions
l-5 water situation
1-6 Administrative Region of the the divided land area and population density
The per capita level of 1-7 socio-economic indicators
The 1-8 national economy proportional relationship
1-9 people's material and cultural life to improve the situation
l-10 the main Year regional GDP (at current prices)
1-ll Main Years of Gross Domestic Product
l-12 Year GDP index
1-13 regional GDP and constitute
1-14 Expenditure Approach GDP (at current prices)
l-15 total output (at current prices)
1-16 Gross capital formation
of l-17 Expenditure Approach GDP (at current prices)
1-18 Taiyuan Year key indicators of the national economy

The second population, family planning and social order
2-1 population
2-2 of floating population
The 2-3 natural population Changes
The 2-4 population Mechanical changes in
2-5 Population Sample Survey
Of 2-6 family planning consolidation
The 2-7 birth-control situation
2-8 fertility situation
2-9 social law and order situation

The third employees and labor remuneration
3-1 Total Employment
3-2 units Grouped by Sector employees
3-3 units Grouped by Sector Employed Persons
3-4 Grouped by Sector Workers (including the number of dispatch personnel)
3-5 Grouped by Sector Workers (including the dispatch officer) total wages
3-6 Grouped by Sector number of other practitioners
3-7 Grouped by Sector employees total wages
3-8 Grouped by Sector's annual average wage of workers in the post (including the dispatch staff)
3-9 Basic Pension Insurance
3-10 unemployment in urban areas

Title IV of fixed assets investment, the construction industry
4-1 scale of investment in fixed assets
4-2 commencement and completion of housing construction area
A 4-3 fixed assets investment
4-4 fixed assets investment funding sources
4-5 the completion of investment in real estate development
4-6 Real Estate Development funding sources
4-7 production and management of real estate development units Sui conditions
4-8 real estate development and real estate sales and rental
4-9 real estate development and construction, the completion of the area and the completion value
4-10 key construction economic indicators
4-ll construction enterprise production completion
The 4-12 construction industry financial position
A 13 labor subcontracting Construction Enterprises

V energy consumption and inventory
5-1 a secondary energy production and constitute
5-2 of coal, petroleum products and coke consumption
5-3 total electricity consumption
5-4 scale industrial enterprises above designated energy purchase, consumption and inventory
5-5 above-scale industrial enterprises in the process of energy conversion input and output
5-6 scale industrial enterprises above the main energy consumption by Industrial Sector
Energy saving since the 5-7 2006.
Investment in fixed assets and structure of the energy industry since the 5-8 1949

VI Price Index
6-1 urban consumer price index (more than the same period last year = 100)
6-2 Retail Price Index (above the same period last year = 100)
The 6-3 industrial producer price index (more than the same period last year = 100)
6-4 purchased from industrial producer price index (more than the same period last year to 100)
The 6-5 land transaction price index (above the same period last year = 100)
The 6-6 home sales price index (above the same period last year to 100)

Title VII of household survey of urban residents
7-1 urban households
7-2 urban households
7-3 urban households housing
7-4 of urban households in the per capita cash income (300 sample survey)
7-5 of urban households per capita cash expenditures (300 sample survey)
7-6 of urban households per capita consumption expenditure (300 sample survey)
7-7 urban households per 100 households ownership of consumer goods
7-8 of urban residents disposable income each month (per person)
7-9 urban residents consumption expenditure (per capita)

VIII Rural Household Survey
8-1 Household Population and employment in rural areas
8-2 rural total household income and total expenditure
8-3 rural household cash income and expenses
8-4 rural households Cash Consumption Expenditure
8-5 rural household food consumption
8-6 counties (cities, districts) of rural households
8-7 total revenue per capita net income of rural households grouped
8-8 rural household cash income and expenditure per capita net income of grouping
8-9 rural household food consumption per capita net income grouping
8-10 rural household food budget

IX utilities
9-1 level of city facilities
9-2 of urban land use
9-3 city buses, trams, taxis
9-4 city public water supply
9-5 urban self-built facilities for water supply
9-6 city artificial gas
9-7 City LPG
9-8 City Natural Gas
9-9 urban central heating
9-10 total electricity consumption
9-11 of urban roads and bridges
9-12 urban drainage
9 a 13 city landscaping
9-14 city appearance and environmental sanitation
9-15 urban environmental protection

Tenth Canto Agriculture
lO-1 basic situation in rural areas
Condition of 10-2 agriculture production
10 3 Agricultural Machinery
10 4 crops sown
10-5 crops total output
10-6 crop yields
10-7 fruit production
10-8 livestock production
10-9 ARGICULTURAL
The 10-10 agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fisheries middle consumption
10-11 forestry fisheries production
10 to 12 farmers in the major daily necessities (rural sampling every 100 per household number)
The 10-13 rural economic income distribution

10th an industrial investment in transport and
1l-1 the number of units of the city's industrial enterprises
11-2 of the whole society of Major Industrial Products
11-3 above-scale industrial enterprises output of major products
The 11-4 scale industrial production capacity
11-5 scale industrial enterprises above the main economic indicators
11-6 state-holding industrial enterprises of major economic indicators
11-7 collective industrial enterprises of major economic indicators
11-8 private industrial enterprises of major economic indicators
11-9 Foreign Investment and Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan-invested industrial enterprises main economic indicators
1l a 10 large and medium-sized industrial enterprises in key economic indicators
Of 11-11 civilian car ownership
11-12 road transport line length
11-13 passenger transport volume and turnover
11-14 cargo transport volume and turnover
11 to 15 whole society roads are divided into the amount of cargo class transport
11-16 railway line length
1l-17 post office of Posts and Telecommunications (the) line and the amount of communication tools has
11-18 TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES

XII enterprise survey
12-1 entrepreneur confidence index
12-2 Business Climate Index
12-3 SECTOR Business Climate Index

CHAPTER 13 domestic and foreign trade and tourism
13-1 Retail sales
The 13-2 limit above retail chain restaurant industry operating
Wholesale and retail trade of goods purchased over the 13-3 limit, sales, inventory total
13-4 limit of the lodging industry and the restaurant industry operating Sui conditions
Wholesale and retail more than 13-5 limit corporate enterprise financial condition
The 13-6 limit accommodation and financial position of the corporate enterprises of the food and beverage industry
13-7 of foreign trade imports and exports (Customs number)
13-8 funded enterprises in
13-9 tourist arrivals and revenue
13-10 number of outbound tourism
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Chapter XIV of fiscal, financial, tax and insurance
Chapter XV of science, education, culture and health, sports and the Home
Chapter XVI counties (cities, districts) economic situation