Budgetary Expenditure for Price Subsidies

		Subsidies on Price	Subsidies on	Subsidies on	Other
Year	Total	Increases in Grain,	Curbing Price	Increase in	Price
		Cotton and Edible Oil	Increase	Meat Price	Subsidies

1978	11.14	11.14
1980	117.71	102.80			14.91
1985	261.79	198.66		33.52	29.61
1989	373.55	262.52		41.29	69.74
1990	380.80	267.61		41.78	71.41
1991	373.77	267.03		42.46	64.28
1992	321.64	224.35		38.54	58.75
1993	299.30	224.75		29.86	44.69
1994	314.47	202.03	41.25	25.41	45.78
1995	364.89	228.91	50.17	24.17	61.64
1996	453.91	311.39	53.38	27.46	61.68
1997	551.96	413.67	43.20	28.25	66.84
1998	712.12	565.04	28.10	26.09	92.89
1999	697.64	492.29	14.25	20.55	170.55
2000	1042.28	758.74	17.71	19.39	246.44
2001	741.51	605.44	16.74	4.55	114.78
2002	645.07	535.24	5.32	1.60	102.91
2003	617.28	550.15	5.15	1.28	60.70
2004	795.80	660.41	5.22	1.28	128.89

a) The government expenditure for price subsidies were listed as a negative revenue item prior to 1986, but they have been listed as a government
expenditure item since 1986.

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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.

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