National Bureau of
Statistics
September 12, 2006
In order to illustrate product quality level and quality
developing sustainability of the national manufacturing, to promote
the overall improvement of national product quality, AQSIQ and NBS
jointly carried out the research on quality competitiveness index
(QCI) of manufacturing. The application of QCI had become mature
after 4-year trial operation. The national QCI of manufacturing in
2005 is announced as follows:
1. The national QCI of manufacturing
In 2005, under the guidance of the scientific approach to
development, remarkable achievements were made in national quality
cause. The overall quality level of manufacturing kept stable
growth; Industrial and regional quality developing sustainability
was improved. According to the calculation within data of over
250,000 enterprises of 29 industrial sectors, such as
Communication, Machinery, Petroleum and Chemical, Textile,
Furniture, Medicine, Foods and Printing, the national QCI of
manufacturing reached 78.98, continuously increased 7 years. The
statistical relativities is significant between the national QCI of
manufacturing and other national economic and social development
indicators, such as GDP, Value added of the Secondary Industry of
GDP, Retail Sales of Consumer Goods, Total Value of Exports, etc.
Especially, the related coefficient between the national QCI of
manufacturing and Total Value of Exports is 91.0 percent. The
steady increase of quality competitiveness effectively supported
the development of national economy and foreign trade.
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2. The QCI of industrial sectors
Calculating results of QCI of industries which mainly reflect
the industry quality level and quality developing sustainability
and its whole quality indicated:
Seven industrial sectors were of good quality competitiveness,
of which the QCI were in higher level (above 80), such as
Manufacture of Communication Equipment, Computers and Other
Electronic Equipment, 83.72; Manufacture of General Purpose
Machinery, 83.48; Manufacture of Measuring Instruments and
Machinery for Cultural Activity and Office Work, 83.42; Manufacture
of Special Purpose Machinery, 82.80; Smelting and Pressing of
Ferrous Metals, 82.59; Smelting and Pressing of Non-ferrous Metals,
82.03; Manufacture of Electrical Machinery and Equipment,
81.10.
Calculations of QCI of industrial sectors showed that there is
prominent non-equilibrium on quality competitiveness development
among various sectors. The QCI of the industrial sector in first
rank is 11.51 higher than that in the last. Modern industries with
intensive technology, intensive capital and relatively higher
industry concentration had more quality competition advantage,
while those traditional industries with intensive labor and
relatively lower industry concentration had less quality
competitiveness.
3. The regional QCI of manufacturing
Calculating results of regional QCI of manufacturing which
mainly reflect the regional manufacturing quality level and quality
developing sustainability and its whole quality indicated:
The QCI of 11 provinces is in higher level (above 80), such as
Jiangsu, 84.49; Fujian, 84.39; Shanghai, 84.34; Guangdong, 83.82;
Beijing, 83.80; Chongqing, 83.79; Tianjin, 83.76; Zhejiang, 82.86;
Liaoning, 82.80; Shandong, 80.86; Sichuan, 80.81. These provinces
had stronger quality competition capability and better prospect in
economic development.
The QCI of manufacturing in Eastern, Mid and Western regions are
82.87, 78.01 and 77.00 respectively. By the 4-year trial
calculation, the QCI of manufacturing in Eastern, Mid and Western
regions were up by 2.07, 2.46 and 2.92 over the year of 2002, with
increasing rates of 2.56 percent, 3.26 percent and 3.94 percent
respectively.
The development of quality competitiveness of manufacturing is
imbalanced among different regions. The QCI of manufacturing of
Jiangsu in first rank is 16.19 higher than Tibet in last rank.
Eastern region had significant quality competition superiority and
remain in the leading position, and its QCI of manufacturing is
3.89 higher than the national average.
Table
1:
Quality Competitiveness Indices of Manufacturing by Industrial
Sector in 2005
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No.
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Item
|
QCI
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1
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Manufacture of
Communication Equipment, Computers and Other Electronic
Equipment
|
83.72
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2
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Manufacture of
General Purpose Machinery
|
83.48
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3
|
Manufacture of
Measuring Instruments and Machinery for Cultural Activity and
Office Work
|
83.42
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4
|
Manufacture of
Special Purpose Machinery
|
82.80
|
5
|
Smelting and
Pressing of Ferrous Metals
|
82.59
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6
|
Smelting and
Pressing of Non-ferrous Metals
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82.03
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7
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Manufacture of
Electrical Machinery and Equipment
|
81.10
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8
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Manufacture of
Rubber
|
79.96
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9
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Manufacture of
Transport Equipment
|
79.91
|
10
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Manufacture of Raw
Chemical Materials and Chemical Products
|
79.67
|
11
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Manufacture of
Tobacco
|
78.69
|
12
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Manufacture of
Chemical Fibers
|
78.65
|
13
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Manufacture of
Furniture
|
78.51
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14
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Manufacture of
Articles for Culture, Educational and Sport Activity
|
77.53
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15
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Manufacture of
Beverages
|
77.34
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16
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Manufacture of
Medicines
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76.92
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17
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Manufacture of
Leather, Fur, Feather and Related Products
|
75.99
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18
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Manufacture of
Textile Wearing Apparel, Footware, and Caps
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75.88
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19
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Manufacture of
textile
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75.78
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20
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Manufacture of
Non-metallic Mineral Products
|
75.16
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21
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Manufacture of
Foods
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75.09
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22
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Processing of
Petroleum, Coking, Processing of Nuclear Fuel
|
74.77
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23
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Manufacture of Paper
and Paper Products
|
74.68
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24
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Manufacture of Metal
Products
|
74.15
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25
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Manufacture of
Artwork and Other Manufacturing
|
74.07
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26
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Processing of
Timber, Manufacture of Wood, Bamboo, Rattan, Palm, and Straw
Products
|
74.04
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27
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Processing of Food
from Agricultural Products
|
73.37
|
28
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Manufacture of
Plastics
|
73.08
|
29
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Printing,
Reproduction of Recording Media
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72.21
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Table 2:
Quality
Competitiveness Indices of Manufacturing by Region in
2005
|
No.
|
Region
|
QCI
|
1
|
Jiangsu
|
84.49
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2
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Fujian
|
84.39
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3
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Shanghai
|
84.34
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4
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Guangdong
|
83.82
|
5
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Beijing
|
83.80
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6
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Chongqing
|
83.79
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7
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Tianjin
|
83.76
|
8
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Zhejiang
|
82.86
|
9
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Liaoning
|
82.80
|
10
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Shandong
|
80.86
|
11
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Sichuan
|
80.81
|
12
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Jilin
|
79.49
|
13
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Guizhou
|
79.40
|
14
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Hunan
|
79.40
|
15
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Anhui
|
79.28
|
16
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Shaanxi
|
79.12
|
17
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Hubei
|
79.02
|
18
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Hebei
|
78.28
|
19
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Jiangxi
|
78.26
|
20
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Heilongjiang
|
77.54
|
21
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Henan
|
76.79
|
22
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Shanxi
|
76.29
|
23
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gansu
|
75.57
|
24
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Guangxi
|
74.82
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25
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Hainan
|
74.61
|
26
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Inner
Mongolia
|
74.36
|
27
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Qinghai
|
73.46
|
28
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Ningxia
|
72.71
|
29
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Yunnan
|
72.33
|
30
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Xinjiang
|
71.74
|
31
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Tibet
|
68.30
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(China Development Gateway September 12, 2006)
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