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Three Electronic and Information 'Belts' Formed in China
Three information technology "belts" have taken shape in China, according to a report from the Ministry of Information Industry.
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Three information technology "belts" have taken shape in China, according to a report from the
Ministry of Information Industry
.
They are located on the Zhujiang River Delta in south China, the Yangtze River Delta, and across
Beijing
,
Tianjin
and Tanggu innorth China.
The output value of the electronic and information technology (IT) industry of
Guangdong
Province totaled 390 billion yuan (46.9 billion US dollars) in 2002, the highest in the country.
The output value of the electronic and IT industry of
Jiangsu
Province, a major producer on the Yangtze River Delta, rose by 20.8 percent to 260 billion yuan (31 billion dollars). Production of integrated circuit, computer and digital audio and video devices became a pillar industry of the region.
Beijing yielded 6 billion yuan (722 million dollars) in pre-taxprofits from the electronic and IT sector last year, up by 6.3 percent from the previous year. Sales of software came to 33 billion yuan, up 50 percent.
Market forecasts show China's electronic and IT industry is expected to grow by 30 percent to 2.1 trillion yuan (253 billion dollars) this year.
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