Statistical yearbook of China
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1985
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Abstract
This is the latest in the series of statistical yearbooks which have been produced annually since 1981, and have become established as the essential reference books on the Chinese economy. They contain the most authoritative information available on the Chinese economy, including much data that is not readily accessible elsewhere. The 1986 edition of this definitive source has been much enhanced. It is considerably longer, larger in format, and markedly more informative. Extra statistics are now available on natural resources, national income figures, the agricultural sector, industrial investment and enterprise structure, transport, domestic and foreign trade, public finance, household income, urban planning, health, and education.
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| Authors | China. State Statistical Bureau |
| Journal | Oxford University Press eBooks |
| Year | 1985 |
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