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Latest News Viewpoints Facts and Figures  China's top statistician Li Deshui addresses the press conference at the Information Office of the State Council in Beijing, Dec. 20, 2005. (Photo: Xinhua) UPDATED 14:30, December 26, 2005 China revises 2004 GDP up by 16.8% China on Tuesday revised its GDP (gross domestic product) for 2004 to 15.9878 trillion yuan (about 2 trillion U.S. dollars), up 2.3 trillion yuan, or 16.8 percent from the preliminary figures. China remains developing nation despite GDP increase Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Qin Gang said Tuesday in Beijing that China remains a developing country although the official size of economy has risen after taking into account emerging service industries.   Facts and Figures   NO.41 - NO.50     Figures of First National Economic Survey: consumption of energy in industry (12:16, December 20) Number of enterprises and employment in energy supply industry (12:12, December 20) Number of enterprises and employment in handicraft and waste materials industry (12:12, December 20) Number of enterprises and employment in equipment manufacturing industry (12:11, December 20) Number of enterprises and employment in metal industry (12:10, December 20) Number of enterprises and employment in petroleum and chemical industry (12:10, December 20) Number of enterprises and employment in textile, timber, paper industry (12:09, December 20) Number of enterprises and employment in manufacturing industry (12:08, December 20) Number of enterprises and employment in mining industry (12:08, December 20) Number of industrial enterprises and employment (12:09, December 20)  << Previous

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