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Province pigment red 57:1 Introduction of China: Shanghai
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Introduction Shanghai, located on the Yangtze River Delta in East China, is one of the four municipalities under the direct control of the central government in China. The city borders the Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces in the west with Hangzhou Bay lying to its south. As the financial center of the country, Shanghai occupies a central location along China’s coastline. It is also an excellent sea and river port, boasting easy access to China’s vast hinterland. Shanghai is also one of the world’s busiest ports, ranking first in terms of cargo throughput in 2006 and handling a total of 537 million tons of cargo during the year. In terms of container traffic, it was the third busiest port in the world after Singapore and Hong Kong in 2006. The city has two central business districts - Lujiazui on Pudong, and the Bund and Hongqiao areas in Puxi. Economic Overview In 2006, Shanghai’s economy maintained a rather stable development. The city’s GDP amounted to RMB 1,029.7 billion (US$131.2 billion), 12.0% more than that of 2005. Shanghai’s tertiary industries contributed to 50.6% of the city’s total GDP. As seen in the figure, the industrial and service sectors make up approximately half of Shanghai’s GDP each, with the agricultural sector playing an almost non-existent role in the economy. Due to the central government’s macroeconomic control, fixed asset investments have also seen a moderate growth in 2006. During the year, fixed asset investments stood at RMB 392.5 billion, up 10.8% year-on-year. However, the overall growth rate fell by four percentage points. Unlike most other Chinese cities, the service sector in Shanghai has attracted the most investments, totaling RMB 269.8 billion in 2006 and accounting for 68.7% of total fixed asset investments that year.
Shanghai has long been a large consumer market. In 2006, retail sales of consumer goods reached RMB 336.1 billion, up 13.0% year-on-year, the highest increase in growth rate since 1998. Among consumer goods, sales of food products amounted to RMB 132.8 billion while sales of clothing came up to RMB 42.6 billion. Sales of durable goods have also seen a steady growth, with 96,000 automobiles, 2.3 million mobile phones and 65,500 video cameras being sold in the local market.
Industry In 2006, the value-added industrial output amounted to RMB 464.2 billion, while the total industrial output reached RMB 1,963.1 billion. All in all, the five pillar industries - electrical and electronics, automobiles, petrochemicals, steel manufacturing, and equipment - contributed more than 60% of the total industrial output, up 17.9% year-on-year. As can be seen, the electrical and electronics industry takes up nearly a quarter of the total industrial output.
In recent years, the city has started to develop high value-added products as the labor and land cost is increasing rapidly. The biopharmaceuticals industry, although still small in size, will have great potential with governmental support. Biopharmaceuticals have contributed 1.7% to the city’s total industrial output in 2006. Table 6.2.2 shows the number of enterprises in the pillar industries, the total industrial value, the value-added industrial output and profits from each industry.
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