Development

2003-09-24 China Culture

  

  In the latter half of the 20th century, especially in the two decades after the initiation of reform and opening to the outside world, China's industry has developed at a high speed. Between 1952 and 2000, the average annual growth rate of industrial increments reached 11.5 percent, as calculated in constant prices. Of this, the average annual growth rate between 1979 and 2000 came to 11.6 percent. In 2001, the combined assets of all the state and large non-state industrial enterprises amounted to 13,418.4billion yuan, and the nation's industrial added value came to 4,260.7 billion yuan, an increase of 8.9 percent over that of the previous year.

  

  In the past five decades and more, major industrial products have increased by dozens of or even a hundred times. Since 1996, China has been in the lead in the production of steel, coal, cement, farm-use chemical fertilizers and television sets.

  

  Increases in Outputs of Major Industrial Products

  Product

  Unit

  1952

  1978

  2000

  2001

  Raw coal

  100 million tons

  0.66

  6.18

  10.00

  11.1

  Crude oil

  10,000 tons

  44

  10,405

  16,300

  16,500

  Power

  100 million kwh

  73

  2,566

  13,556

  14,780

  Steel

  10,000 tons

  135

  3,178

  12,850

  15,266

  Cement

  10,000 tons

  286

  6,524

  59,700

  64,000

  Automobiles

  10,000

  

  14.91

  207.00

  233,40

  Color TV sets

  10,000

  

  0.38

  3,936.00

  3,967.10

  Chemical fibers

  10,000 tons

  

  28.46

  694.00

  828.30

  Yarn

  10,000 tons

  65.6

  238.2

  657.00

  699.8

  Cloth

  100 million m

  38.3

  110.3

  277.00

  290.6

  Sugar

  10,000 tons

  45

  227

  700.00

  619

  Sulfuric acid

  10,000 tons

  19

  661

  2,427

  2,740.1

  Farm-use chemical fertilizers

  10,000 tons

  3.9

  869.3

  3,186

  3,396.5

  Pesticides

  10,000 tons

  0.2

  53.3

  60.7

  69.6

  Integrated circuits

  100 million pieces

  --

  --

  58.8

  63.6

  Program-controlled switchboards 10,000 lines

  10,000 lines

  --

  --

  7,136.0

  7,223.5

  Mobile telecommunications equipment 10,000 sets

  10,000 sets

  --

  --

  1,505.0

  2,473.9

  Micro-electronic computers 10,000 sets

  10,000 sets

  --

  --

  672.0

  758.0

  

  In 1978, China had only the public-ownership economy, state-owned enterprises making up 77.6 percent and collectively-owned enterprises, 22.4 percent. The policy of reform and opening to the outside world has given extensive scope to the common development of various economic sectors. The individual and privately-owned industrial enterprises and enterprises with foreign, Hong Kong, Macao or Taiwan investments have developed rapidly. In 2000, the total output value of state-owned and state-owned holding industrial enterprises made up 48.3 percent of the total output value of the state and large non-state industrial enterprises, their industrial added value 59.2 percent, their employees 55.5 percent, and their total profits 56.1 percent, the total industrial output value of collectively-owned enterprises made up 15.2 percent of the total industrial output value of the state and large non-state enterprises; their industrial added value 13.9 percent, and their employees 16.6 percent; the industrial output value of the enterprises with foreign, Hong Kong, Macao or Taiwan investments accounted for 27.1 percent, their industrial added value 22.5 percent, and their employees 14.7 percent; and the total industrial output value of individual and privately-owned enterprises made up 9.4percent, and their employees 13.2 percent.

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