China's printing and copying industry is spiraling in value in 2010

According to the monthly statistical data of the National Bureau of Statistics, “Increase in Value Added by Industry in Large Industrial Sectors”, the growth rate of the value-added of China’s “copying and recording media” industry (hereinafter referred to as “printing and copying” industry) is spiraling upwards in 2010. . In the 11 months with statistics in 2010, the printing and copying industry had a growth rate of more than 10% for 9 months. At the same time, it is worth noting that the printing and copying industry is one of the major industries in the industry. The growth rate of the printing and copying industry has an eight-month growth rate that is lower than the growth rate of industrial added value over the same period.

The reporter made the statistics of the printing and copying industry from relevant statistics on the website of the National Bureau of Statistics and compiled it into the following table (there is no statistics for January 2010). According to statistics, in February 2010, the growth rate of the value added of the printing and copying industry was the lowest in the whole year, which was 2.4%; it rose gradually from March to May, after a slight drop from June to August, and gradually recovered from September to December; 2010 In December of this year, the added value of printing and copying industry grew at the highest rate in the year, reaching 17.8%.

Relevant data show that industrial added value refers to the final result of industrial production of industrial enterprises expressed in currency during the reporting period. The industrial added value in the statistics is calculated using the production method, which is the total industrial output minus the industrial intermediate input plus the value-added tax payable.