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MAIN CATEGORIES: 1. 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 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
25. Main Social and Economic
Indicators of Macao Special
Administrative Region
APPENDIX I.
Main Social and Economic
Indicators of Taiwan Province
APPENDIX II.
Comparison of Indicators
of China and Other Countries
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Notes: Figures are as at end of the year. ?Statistics on the registered medical personnel are maintained by the Medical Council for western medicine practitioners, Chinese Medical Council for Chinese medicine practitioners, Dental Council for dentists, Pharmacy and Poisons Board for pharmacists, and Nursing Council for nurses.Annual renewal of practising certificate is required for western medicine practitioners, dentists and pharmacists, Chinese medicine practitioners are required to renew the practising certificates each three years. Figures for western medicine practitioners/dentists refer to the western medicine practitioners/dentists with full registration on both the local and overseas lists. Figures for nurses refer to both registered nurses and enrolled nurses. ?Figures are available since 2002. They do not include listed Chinese medicine practitioners who can practise lawfully in Hong Kong under the transitional arrangements for registration of Chinese medicine practitioners until a date to be announced by the Secretary for Health, Food and Welfare in the Gazette. Listed Chinese medicine practitioners may apply for registration under the requirements of transitional arrangements. ^ Provisional figure. *In accordance with Section 15(3) of the Dentists Registered Ordinance, Cap. 156 Laws of Hong Kong, 154 names of registered dentists were removed from the register in 2003. Offsetting by 95 new dentists registered in 2003, there was a net decrease of 59 dentists in that year. These tables are based on figures supplied by the National Bureau Of Statistics of the The Peoples Republic Of China and are subject to revision by the National Bureau of Statistics of China. Copyright © 2006 Photius Coutsoukis and Information Technology Associates, all rights reserved. Revised 26-April-2006 |