First, the "International Statistical Yearbook 2005" is a comprehensive international economic and social statistics on the annual. The Yearbook of the world record over 200 countries and regions in the statistics, one of the more than 40 major countries and regions of the economic and social development situation and the basic world-renowned company made a more detailed briefing. Second, the Yearbook is divided into 16 parts: 1. China's position in the world, 2. Geographic and meteorological, 3. Natural Resources and Environmental Protection, 4. National accounts; 5. Population, 6. Employment and wages; 7 . Fiscal and monetary 8. Price index, 9. Residents of revenue and expenditure and poverty; 10. Agriculture; 11. Industry, energy and construction; 12. Transport and communications; 13.'s Foreign trade and tourism; 14. The balance of payments and External debt; 15. Education, science and technology, culture, health and military; 16. The world's largest 500 enterprises of key indicators. Third, foreign Most of the data after the United Nations and other international organizations adjustments, the basic comparable calibre. Fourth, many countries the latest information is preliminary, or the estimates. 5, in addition to information on China's land area, not including China Taiwan Province, Hong Kong and Macao Special Administrative Region. 6, the Yearbook of information from relevant international organizations, mainly the database, CDs, annual reports, monthly reports. A table for each source. "China Statistical Yearbook" in the Chinese information marked increase in parentheses. 7, some of the information or the total number of relatively few, due to rounding effects, does not necessarily mean a total breakdown of the number. 8, although the Yearbook of the跨年度, a number of countries and territories of the name change, except where noted, the Yearbook of the countries listed are the names of countries and at the time of the territory. 9, the Yearbook of the meaning of the symbols are as follows: "…" that not enough information on this form the smallest number of units "spaces" that no such information or the statistical information is available; "#" said one of the main items; " | "Said the adjustment due to statistical standards, before and after the information can not be compared. 10, composed of a number of international organizations and their members are as follows: Seven western countries (G7): including the United States, Japan, Britain, Germany, France, Italy and Canada. Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD, OECD): there are 30 member countries: Australia (1971), Austria, Belgium, Iceland, Denmark, Germany, France, Finland (1969), Canada, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, the United States, Portugal, Japan (1964), Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, Ireland, Spain, Greece, Italy, New Zealand (1973), Turkey, United Kingdom, Mexico (1994.3.24), Czech Republic (1995.11.28), Hungary (1996.3.29 ), Poland (1996.7.11), South Korea (1996.10.11), Slovakia (2000.9). The European Union (EU, EU): total of 27 member countries: France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg (1951), Denmark, Ireland, the United Kingdom (1973), Greece (1981), Spain, Portugal (1986), Austria, Finland, Sweden (1995), Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia (2004), Bulgaria and Romania (2007). European Monetary Union (the euro zone, Euro Area): a total of 13 member countries: Germany, Belgium, Austria, the Netherlands, France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Luxembourg, Ireland, Finland, Greece, Slovenia. January 1, 1999 launch the euro, Member States and the euro exchange rate locked, the euro equivalent to 1.95583 German marks, respectively, 40.3399 Belgian francs, 40.3399 Luxembourg francs, 166.386 Spain Leaning Tower of Pisa, 6.55967 French francs, 0.787564 Irish pounds, 1936.27 Italian lire, 2.20371 Dutch guilders, Austrian schillings 13.7603, 200.482 Portuguese escudos and 5.94873 Finnish markka. January 1, 2001, Greece joined the euro zone, the drachma and the euro currency exchange rate lock for the Australian 340.7502 drachma. January 1, 2002, the euro the official currency to replace the original members of a comprehensive currency in circulation. Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN, ASEAN): total of 10 member countries: the Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia, Brunei (1984), Vietnam (1995), Myanmar (1997), Laos (1997) And Cambodia (1999). The North American Free Trade Area (NAFTA): Founded in January 1, 1994, has always had three members, namely Canada, Mexico and the United States. 11, the Yearbook of the use and meaning of the acronym as follows: sq.km (square kilometer) = square kilometers, ha (hectare) = hectares, kwh (kilowatt-hour) = kilowatt-hour, g (gram) = g, kg (kilogram) = kg, TJ (terojoule) = 1012 joules, TCE (ton of standard coal equivalent) = standard coal equivalent, TOE (ton of standard oil equivalent) = standard of oil equivalent, UNSD (Statistics Division of the United Nations) = United Nations Statistics Division, IMF (International Monetary Fund) = International Monetary Fund, FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations) = Food and Agriculture Organization, UNCTAD (United Nations Conference on Trade and Development) = United Nations Conference on Trade, UNDP (United Nations Development Program) = United Nations Development Program Department, ILO (International Labor Organization) = International Labour Organization, WHO (World Health Organization) = World Health Organization.
Table of Contents
# 1, China's position in the world * 1-1 China's major economic and social indicators of the International Comparison * 1-2 China's major indicators in the world's ranking * 1-3 China's agricultural products output in the world of bits, * 1-4 China's industrial output of major products in the world of bits, # 2, geographical and meteorological * 2-1 Earth's surface and * 2-2 World continents altitude * 2-3 world-famous river * 2-4 world-famous lake * 2-5 major cities in the world climate # 3, Natural Resources and Environmental Protection * 3-1 land area and population density * 3-2 land use * 3-3 energy reserves * 3-4 disappearing forests and freshwater resources * 3-5 area of national protection and biodiversity * 3-6 energy consumption * 3-7 the world's major urban air pollution * Explain the main statistical indicators # 40, national accounts * 4-1 gross domestic product (local currency) * 4-2 gross domestic product (USD) * 4-3 gross national income (local currency) * 4-4 per capita gross national income (dollars) * 4-5 calculated according to purchasing power parity of the national accounts key indicators * GDP growth rate of 4-6 * 4-7 per capita GDP growth rate * 4-8 three industries to gross domestic product growth stimulating * 4-9 total capital formation, consumer spending and net exports to GDP growth stimulating * 4-10 capital formation rate * 4-11 consumption rate * 4-12 constitute a gross domestic product industry * 4-13 production of the gross domestic product * 4-14 expenditure of GDP * 4-15 income of GDP * 4-16 by industry classification of gross fixed capital formation * Explain the main statistical indicators # 5, the population * 5-1 year population * 5-2 population age structure and dependency ratio * 5-3 population crude birth rate, crude death rate and natural growth rate * 5-4 reproductive health * 5-5 infant mortality and life expectancy at birth * 5-6 marriage rate and divorce rate * The proportion of urban population 5-7 * The proportion of agricultural population 5-8 * Explain the main statistical indicators # 6, employment and wages * 6-1 economically active population * 6-2 employment * 6-3 by industry type of employment constitutes * 6-4 by industry classification of the working population * The number of unemployed persons 6-5 * 6-6 unemployment rate * 6-7 in their average wage of non-agricultural sector * 6-8 in their average wage manufacturing * 6-9 society as a whole labor productivity ① * 6-10 strikes and work stoppages * 6-11 economically active population, level of education constitute * 6-12 level of education constitute an unemployed person * Explain the main statistical indicators # 7, fiscal and financial * 7-1 central government fiscal revenue to GDP ratio ① * 7-2, the central government fiscal revenue * The central government fiscal expenditure 7-3 * 7-4 proportion of the central government expenditures * Money supply, 7-5 * 7-6 in the average deposit rate and lending rate * 7-7 coupon interest rate the state treasury and government bonds yield * 7-8 currency exchange rates (at the end) * 7-9, Jones World Stock Index ① * 7-10 number of listed companies and listed companies total market capitalization to GDP ratio * 7-11 transaction represents the proportion of gross domestic product and stock turnover rate * Explain the main statistical indicators # 8, the price index * 8-1 reduce the gross domestic product index * 8-2 producer price index * 8-3 the consumer price index * Explain the main statistical indicators # 9, residents of revenue and expenditure and poverty * 9-1 consumer spending and growth * 9-2 residents of the income distribution * 9-3 poverty line and the proportion of poverty-stricken population * 9-4 poverty-stricken population of social indicators * Consumer spending constitutes 9-5 * 9-6 per capita daily caloric value of food, protein and fat content * 9-7 daily per capita food consumption in the ① * Explain the main statistical indicators # 10, agriculture * 10-1 agricultural production index * 10-2 per capita agricultural production index * 10-3 main crop harvest area * 10-4 major agricultural output * 10-5 major forest products output * 10-6 in livestock * 10-7 livestock production * 10-8 fishery production * 10-9 possession of Agricultural Machinery (2003) * 10-10 fertilizer application rate * 10-11 intensive agriculture business degree * Explain the main statistical indicators # 11, industry, energy and construction * 11-1 by industry sub-index of industrial production in the world * 11-2, by country and region, the index of industrial production * 11-3 manufacturing of key indicators * 11-3 manufacturing key indicators continued Table * Manufacturing value added and a 11-4 * 11-5 energy balance * 11-6 unit GDP energy consumption * 11-7 installed capacity of electricity * 11-8 major industrial products output * Completion of residential 11-9 * 11-10 residential and equipment * Main Statistical Indicators explained # 12, transport and communications * 12-1 TIR passenger turnover * 12-2 rail transport * 12-3 with the volume of international shipping and unloading of * 12-4 air cargo turnover and passenger traffic * The use of motor vehicles 12-5 * 12-6 motor fuel prices * 12-7 merchant shipping tonnage * 12-8 length of highway routes * 12-9 road traffic accidents * 12-9 road traffic accidents continued Table * 12-10 road tax revenue * 12-11 highway spending * 12-11 highway spending continued Table * 12-12 main line telephone and mobile phone penetration rate * Internet users 12-13 * 12-14 TV coverage * 12-15 information and communication technology expenditure to GDP ratio * 12-16 per capita expenditure in information and communications technology * Internet bandwidth 12-17 * 12-18 broadband users * 12-19 PC penetration rate * Explain the main statistical indicators # 13, foreign trade and tourism * 13-1 total world imports and exports of goods * Total exports of goods 13-2 * Total imports of goods 13-3 * 13-4 export and import unit value index * 13-5 export and import volume indices * 13-6 goods and services imports and exports to GDP ratio * A 13-7 exports of goods * Imports pose a 13-8 * 13-9 import and export of agricultural products * Where exports constitute 13-10 * 13-11 constitute a source of imports * 13-12 world's major exports of goods accounted for the proportion of exports of goods * 13-12 world's major exports of goods accounted for the proportion of exports of goods continued Table 1 (developed countries) * 13-12 world's major exports of goods accounted for the proportion of exports of goods continued Table 2 (developing countries) * 13-13 by industry exports of services * 13-14 international tourism balance of payments * The number of international tourism 13-15 * Explain the main statistical indicators # 14, the international balance of payments and foreign debt * 14-1 the world balance of payments * 14-2 at the country (region) of the international balance of payments * 14-3 foreign direct investment * 14-4 international reserves and gold reserves * 14-5 major countries external debt and its components * 14-6 external debt risk indicators * Explain the main statistical indicators # 15, education, science and technology, culture, health and military * 15-1 Human Development Index * 15-2 15-year-old and above the adult literacy rate * 15-3 Dazhong Xiao student enrolment rates * 15-4 each student expenditure on education accounted for the proportion of per capita GDP * 15-5 research and development expenditures and public funding for education expenditure to GDP ratio * 15-6 per million people engaged in research and development of staff and technical staff of * 15-7 high-tech product exports in the proportion of exports of manufactured goods * 15-8 document the number of patent applications * 15-9 access to sanitation and clean drinking water source proportion of the population of the total population * 15-10 medical expenditure to GDP ratio and per capita medical spending * 15-11 and the number of doctors per 1,000 population Bing Chuangshuo * 15-12 military expenditures of central government expenditure and GDP ratio * 15-13 a few military personnel and their proportion of the total labour force * Explain the main statistical indicators # 16, the world's largest 500 enterprises of key indicators * 16-1, by country and region summary of the world's largest 500 corporate data * 16-2, by order of business for the world's largest 500 companies * Explain the main statistical indicators Appendix #
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International Statistical Yearbook 2005 (1 Book + 1 CD-ROM)
