China Monthly Macro-economy Statistics and Yearly National & Provincial Macro-economy Statistics (via China Data Online)
(Access: SSDS Lab)
IGA has single-user access to 3 of the databases within China Data Online:
Monthly Macro-economy Statistics provides the latest government statistics on Chinese economic development, including industrial production, transport, price indices, domestic trade, investment in fixed assets, household income and expenditure, etc.
Yearly National Macro-economy Statistics provides government statistics on national economic and social development of China.
Yearly Provincial Macro-economy Statistics provides government statistics on the national economy and social development of the 31 provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities of mainland China (not including Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan) since 1952.
Variables in the following areas are included: Agriculture; Banking and government finance; City Survey; Construction; Education and culture; Employment and wages; Foreign investment; Government finance and banking; Health care; Industry; International tourism; Investment in fixed assets; National accounts; People's living and wages; Population and employment; Price indices; Real estate; Resources; Trade (domestic, foreign, and economic cooperation); Transport, post, and communications service.
Producer: All China Data Center
The data collections provided by the IGA Library & Data Archive are licensed for campus access. In some cases, access is restricted to UC Davis faculty, staff, and students with valid university computing accounts (UC Davis user id / Kerberos password). In other cases, access is restricted to the campus network. Data are made available with the understanding that they are to be used for not-for-profit academic research only and are not to be copied or otherwise made available to any third party. All data used for research should be given an appropriate citation in any resulting published work.
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