中国经济与社会发展统计数据库

一、《中国统计年鉴—2006》系统收录了全国和各省、自治区、直辖市2005年经济、社会各方面的统计数据，以及近二十年和其他历史重要年份的全国主要统计数据，是一部全面反映中华人民共和国经济和社会发展情况的资料性年刊。 二、本年鉴正文内容分为25个篇章，即：1．行政区划和自然资源；2．综合；3．国民经济核算；4．人口；5．就业人员和职工工资；6．固定资产投资；7．能源；8．财政；9．价格指数；10．人民生活；11．城市概况；12．环境保护；13．农业；14．工业；15．建筑业；16．运输和邮电；17．国内贸易；18．对外经济贸易；19．旅游；20．金融业；21．教育和科技；22．文化、体育和卫生；23．其他社会活动；24．香港特别行政区主要社会经济指标；25．澳门特别行政区主要社会经济指标。同时附录两个篇章：1．台湾省主要社会经济指标；2．我国经济、社会统计指标同世界主要国家和地区比较。为方便读者使用，各篇章前设有《简要说明》，对本篇章的主要内容、资料来源、统计范围、统计方法以及历史变动情况予以简要概述，篇末附有《主要统计指标解释》。 三、本年鉴所涉及的全国性统计数据，除行政区划、国土面积和森林资源外，均未包括香港、澳门特别行政区和台湾省数据。 四、香港特别行政区和澳门特别行政区的统计是构成国家统计总体的一部分。但根据中华人民共和国“香港特别行政区基本法”和“澳门特别行政区基本法”的有关原则，香港、澳门与内地是相对独立的统计区域，根据各自不同的统计制度和法律规定，独立进行统计工作。本年鉴中香港和澳门特别行政区统计资料分别由香港特别行政区政府统计处、澳门特别行政区政府统计暨普查局提供，国家统计局进行编辑。 五、与2005年版《中国统计年鉴》相比较，本年鉴在统计内容和编辑上主要做了如下修订： 1．在《综合篇》和《人民生活篇》，增加了按东、中、西和东北地区分组的资料。分组方法如下： 东部地区：北京市、天津市、河北省、上海市、江苏省、浙江省、福建省、山东省、广东省、海南省； 中部地区：山西省、安徽省、江西省、河南省、湖北省、湖南省； 西部地区：内蒙古自治区、广西壮族自治区、重庆市、四川省、贵州省、云南省、西藏自治区、陕西省、甘肃省、青海省、宁夏回族自治区、新疆维吾尔自治区； 东北地区：辽宁省、吉林省、黑龙江省。 2．在《人口篇》，将原来千分之一人口变动调查资料替换为2005年全国百分之一人口抽样调查资料，并第一次增加了按地区分组的城乡人口数。 3．根据第一次全国经济普查结果，增加了2004年国内生产总值行业构成资料和全口径工业主要统计指标按注册登记类型、按行业分组的资料，并对能源生产和消费、部分工业产品产量、社会消费品零售总额以及相关的国民经济核算指标的历史数据进行了调整。同时，还将去年因经济普查而简化的工业、建筑业、房地产投资和批发零售贸易业等资料恢复为正常年报内容。 六、本年鉴所使用的度量衡单位，均采用国际统一标准计量单位。 七、本年鉴中部分数据合计数或相对数由于单位取舍不同而产生的计算误差，均未作机械调整。 八、本年鉴凡带有续表的资料，有关注解均列在最后一张续表的下方。 九、符号使用说明：年鉴各表中的“空格”表示该项统计指标数据不足本表最小单位数、数据不详或无该项数据；“#”表示其中的主要项；“*”或“①”表示本表下有注解。 Ⅰ. China Statistical Yearbook 2006 is an annual statistics publication, which covers very comprehensive data in 2005 and some selected data series in historically important years and the most recent twenty years at national level and local levels of province, autonomous region, and municipality directly under the central government and therefore, reflects various aspects of China's social and economic development. Ⅱ. The yearbook contains the following twenty-five chapters, 1. Divisions of Administrative Areas and Natural Resources; 2. General Survey; 3. National Accounts; 4. Population; 5. Employment and Wages; 6. Investment in Fixed Assets; 7. Energy; 8. Government Finance; 9. Price Indices; 10. People's Livelihood; 11. General Survey of Cities; 12.Environment Protection; 13. Agriculture; 14. Industry; 15. Construction; 16. Transport, Post and Telecommunication Services; 17. Domestic Trade; 18. Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation; 19. Tourism; 20. Financial Intermediation; 21.Education, Science and Technology; 22.Culture, Sports and Public Health; 23. Other Social Activities; 24. Main Social and Economic Indicators of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR); 25. Main Social and Economic Indicators of Macao Special Administrative Region (SAR). Two chapters listed as the appendices are Main Social and Economic Indicators of Taiwan Province and A Comparison of Economic and Social Indicators among the People's Republic of China and Other Countries/Areas. In brief introduction at the beginning of each chapter, main coverage of this chapter, data sources, statistical coverage, statistical methods and historical changes are concerned. In addition, Explanatory Notes on Main Statistical Indicators are provided at the end of each chapter. Ⅲ. The national data in this book do not include that of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Macao Special Administrative Region and Taiwan Province except for divisions of administrative areas, territory and forest resources. Ⅳ. Statistics of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and Macao Special Administrative Region constitute an integral part of the national statistics of China. According to the principles set forth in the Basic Law of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, and the Basic Law of Macao Special Administrative Region, statistically Hong Kong, Macao and the mainland of China are three mutually independent regions, and follow their own and different statistical systems in carrying out independent statistical operation. Statistics on Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and Macao Special Administrative Region as included in this yearbook are provided by the Department of Census and Statistics of the Government of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, the Department of Census and Statistics of the Government of Macao Special Administrative Region, and edited by National Bureau of Statistics. Ⅴ. Compared with the China Statistical Yearbook 2005, some changes are made in contents and in editing mode, including the following: 1)In chapters on General Survey and People's Livelihood, data are classified into eastern region, central region, western region and northeastern region, which cover following provinces: Eastern region: Beijing, Tianjin, Hebei, Shanghai, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Fujian, Shandong, Guangdong and Hainan. Central region: Shanxi, Anhui, Jiangxi, Henan, Hubei and Hunan. Western region: Inner Mongolia, Guangxi, Chongqing, Sichuan, Guizhou, Yunnan, Tibet, Shaanxi, Gansu, Qinghai, Ningxia and Xinjiang. Northeastern region: Liaoning, Jilin and Heilongjiang. 2) In the chapter on Population, data from the annual survey on change of population are substituted by data from the National Sample Survey on 1% of Population conducted in 2005. Information on population by urban and rural residence and by province is added for the first time. 3) Results of the First National Economic Census bring new data into the Yearbook, including gross domestic product by industry, and major industrial statistics of the society by type of ownership and by industry for the year 2004. At the same time, the 2004 statistics compiled on the basis of preliminary reports for manufacturing industry, construction, investment in real estate development, wholesale and retail trades have been recompiled for normal annual statistics. Ⅵ. The units of measurement used in this yearbook are internationally standard measurement units. Ⅶ. Statistical discrepancies due to rounding are not adjusted in the yearbook. Ⅷ. If a table in the yearbook occupies more than one page, the footnotes pertaining to the table are placed at the end of the last page. Ⅸ. Notations used in the yearbook: (blank space) indicates that the figure is not large enough to be measured with the smallest unit in the table, or data are unknown or are not available;"#" indicates a major breakdown of the total; and "*" or "①"indicates footnotes at the end of the table.