China Trade and Price Statistics 1988 is compiled to give a comprehensive and systematic reflection of China's development and achievements in the field of domestic trade, prices, foreign economic relations, trade and tourism since the founding of the People's Republic of China. With its rich information, this book will prove to be of practical and reference value to China and foreign economists; faculty and students of economics departments in higher learning and research institutions; and to foreign business people; as well as Chinese in Hong Kong and Macao who have started (or wish to start) investment in, and/or participate in economic and technical cooperation with China.
This is the third volume of a series of statistical annuals being published by Praeger. The first two in the series are China Statistical Abstract 1988, and China Social Statistics 1986. Future volumes will include China Urban Yearbook 1988, China Industrial Yearbook 1988, and China Price Yearbook 1988.
China Trade and Price Statistics 1988 is compiled to give a comprehensive and systematic reflection of China's development and achievements in the field of domestic trade, prices, foreign economic relations, trade and tourism since the founding of the People's Republic of China. With its rich information, this book will prove to be of practical and reference value to China and foreign economists; faculty and students of economics departments in higher learning and research institutions; and to foreign business people; as well as Chinese in Hong Kong and Macao who have started (or wish to start) investment in, and/or participate in economic and technical cooperation with China.
This is the third volume of a series of statistical annuals being published by Praeger. The first two in the series are China Statistical Abstract 1988, and China Social Statistics 1986. Future volumes will include China Urban Yearbook 1988, China Industrial Yearbook 1988, and China Price Yearbook 1988.
This book gives a comprehensive and systematic reflection of China's development and achievements in the fields of domestic trade, prices, foreign economic relations, and tourism since the founding of the People's Republic of China.
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ate Statistical Bureau of the People's Republic of China
?. . . With its comprehensiveness, richness, and range of coverage,
this reference volume will be useful to anyone interested in recent
economic and business development in China.?-American Reference
Books Annual
?Here are two more volumes in this "China Statistics Series" based
on the work of the State Statistical Bureau of the People's
Republic of China. As with the other two volumes--China Statistical
Abstract 1988 and China Social Statistics 1986--current and
retrospective statistics are provided through dozens of tables.
Rural Statistics is divided into 11 sections: "Rural Basic
Statistics," "Total Output Value of Rural Society," "Output of
Major Farm Crops, Livestock, and Township and Village Enterprises'
Industrial Products," "Rural Commerce," "Economic Efficiency,"
"Rural Financial Statistics," "Income and Living Expenditures of
Rural Households," "Rural Production Conditions," "Rural Culture,
Education, Health Care and Social Welfare," "Ranking of Regions by
Selected Indicators," and "Selected Indicators at County Level."
The four sections of Trade and Price Statistics are "Domestic
Trade," "Price Indexes and Average Prices," "Foreign Economic
Relations and Trade," and "Tourism." Although there is some
duplication of data among the four volumes, even tables that bear
nearly identical headings do not always present the same data. For
example, table 8.17 of China Statistical Abstract, "Average Per
Capita Consumption of Consumer Goods of Rural Households," and
table 7.4 of China Rural Statistics, "Per Capita Consumption of
Major Consumer Goods by Rural Households," both contain data for
1980, 1985, 1986, and 1987, but the former adds coverage for 1978,
and the latter adds some additional categories and subcategories of
products. As a rule, subject-specific volumes provide more detailed
tables and categories of information. Future volumes in the series
will cover rural, urban, industrial, and population statistics; in
addition, there are State Statistical Bureau data volumes by other
publishers, e.g., China Urban Statistics 1985 and A Survey of
Income and Expenditure of Households in China, 1986 . . . most
suitable for significant China studies collections. . .
.?-Choice
?This reference guide is the latest collection of statistics on
domestic and foreign trade, prices, and tourism in China. . . . All
statistics are arranged in time-series tables from the early 1950s
through 1987. The introduction comes complete with brief
explanatory notes on the statistical topics covered as well as a
tabular guide with footnotes to help the reader decipher the
statistical information. . . . This volume is essential for anyone
researching purchasing power, consumption of major products, cost
of living, and other hard-to-get numbers. The guide will prove
invaluable both to businesspeople tracking trends in the China
trade and to academic specialists.?-The China Business Review
." . . With its comprehensiveness, richness, and range of coverage,
this reference volume will be useful to anyone interested in recent
economic and business development in China."-American Reference
Books Annual
"This reference guide is the latest collection of statistics on
domestic and foreign trade, prices, and tourism in China. . . . All
statistics are arranged in time-series tables from the early 1950s
through 1987. The introduction comes complete with brief
explanatory notes on the statistical topics covered as well as a
tabular guide with footnotes to help the reader decipher the
statistical information. . . . This volume is essential for anyone
researching purchasing power, consumption of major products, cost
of living, and other hard-to-get numbers. The guide will prove
invaluable both to businesspeople tracking trends in the China
trade and to academic specialists."-The China Business Review
"Here are two more volumes in this "China Statistics Series" based
on the work of the State Statistical Bureau of the People's
Republic of China. As with the other two volumes--China Statistical
Abstract 1988 and China Social Statistics 1986--current and
retrospective statistics are provided through dozens of tables.
Rural Statistics is divided into 11 sections: "Rural Basic
Statistics," "Total Output Value of Rural Society," "Output of
Major Farm Crops, Livestock, and Township and Village Enterprises'
Industrial Products," "Rural Commerce," "Economic Efficiency,"
"Rural Financial Statistics," "Income and Living Expenditures of
Rural Households," "Rural Production Conditions," "Rural Culture,
Education, Health Care and Social Welfare," "Ranking of Regions by
Selected Indicators," and "Selected Indicators at County Level."
The four sections of Trade and Price Statistics are "Domestic
Trade," "Price Indexes and Average Prices," "Foreign Economic
Relations and Trade," and "Tourism." Although there is some
duplication of data among the four volumes, even tables that bear
nearly identical headings do not always present the same data. For
example, table 8.17 of China Statistical Abstract, "Average Per
Capita Consumption of Consumer Goods of Rural Households," and
table 7.4 of China Rural Statistics, "Per Capita Consumption of
Major Consumer Goods by Rural Households," both contain data for
1980, 1985, 1986, and 1987, but the former adds coverage for 1978,
and the latter adds some additional categories and subcategories of
products. As a rule, subject-specific volumes provide more detailed
tables and categories of information. Future volumes in the series
will cover rural, urban, industrial, and population statistics; in
addition, there are State Statistical Bureau data volumes by other
publishers, e.g., China Urban Statistics 1985 and A Survey of
Income and Expenditure of Households in China, 1986 . . . most
suitable for significant China studies collections. . . ."-Choice
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