List of Chinese municipalities and prefecture-level divisions by GDP per capita

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This list ranks the cities of the People's Republic of China by GDP per capita in Renminbi (人民币), aka yuan (元). According to administrative divisions of China, there are three level of cities: municipalities, prefecture-level cities, and county-level cities. A prefecture-level city (地级市) is not a "city" in the strictest sense of the term, but instead an administrative unit comprising, typically, both an urban area (a city in the strict sense) and surrounding rural or less-urbanized areas usually many times the size of the central, built-up core. Prefecture-level cities nearly always contain multiple counties, county-level cities, and other such sub-divisions. To distinguish a prefecture-level city from its actual urban area (city in the strict sense), the term "urban area" (市区 shìqū) is used. Methods and accuracy in the reporting of population and economic activity vary widely, hence these figures should be seen as estimates rather than facts. Some cities do not include migrant workers in the population count, even though the output they generate are counted in the total GDP, resulting in an inflated GDP per capita.

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[edit] GDP per capita over US$10,000

Macau
Hong Kong
List of top municipalities and prefecture-level divisions by GDP per catpita over USD 10,000 in 2010
Rank regions CNY US$ PPP provinces
1 Macau 350,689 51,791 74,985 Macau[1]
2 Hong Kong 214,485 31,759 46,299 Hong Kong[2]
3 Ordos 138,109 20,402 35,000 Inner Mongolia[3]
4 Alxa League 133,058 19,656 33,720 Inner Mongolia[3]
5 Karamay 121,387 17,931 30,762 Xinjiang[4]
6 Dongying 116,404 17,195 29,499 Shandong[5]
7 Daqing 103,576 15,300 26,248 Heilongjiang[6]
8 Baotou 93,441 13,803 23,680 Inner Mongolia[3]
9 Suzhou 93,043 13,744 23,579 Jiangsu[7]
10 Wuxi 92,167 13,615 23,357 Jiangsu[7]
11 Ningbo 90,175 13,321 22,852 Zhejiang[8]
12 Hangzhou 86,691 12,806 21,969 Zhejiang[8]
13 Shenzhen 84,147 12,430 21,325 Guangdong[9]
14 Jiayuguan 83,214 12,292 21,088 Gansu [10]
15 Guangzhou 79,383 11,727 20,117 Guangdong[9]
16 Haixi prefecture 78,180 11,549 19,812 Qinghai
17 Shanghai 76,074 11,238 19,279 Shanghai[11]
18 Beijing 75,943 11,218 19,246 Beijing[11]
19 Wuhai 73,801 10,902 18,703 Inner Mongolia[3]
20 Tianjin 72,994 10,783 18,498 Tianjin[11]
21 Foshan 71,691 10,590 18,168 Guangdong[9]
22 Weihai 69,187 10,220 17,533 Shandong[5]
23 Dalian 69,165 10,217 17,528 Liaoning[12]
24 Zhuhai 68,042 10,051 17,243 Guangdong[9]

[edit] GDP (PPP) per capita over ICU 10,000

List of municipalities and prefecture-level divisions by GDP (PPP) per capita over ICU 10,000 in 2010
Rank regions CNY US$ PPP provinces
25 Jiaxing 67,534 9,976 17,115 Zhejiang[8]
26 Changzhou 67,327 9,946 17,062 Jiangsu[7]
27 Panjin 66,976 9,894 16,973 Liaoning[12]
28 Zhoushan 66,581 9,835 16,873 Zhejiang[8]
29 Changsha 66,464 9,818 16,843 Hunan[13]
30 Qingdao 65,812 9,722 16,678 Shandong[5]
31 Hohhot 65,518 9,678 16,604 Inner Mongolia[3]
32 Nanjing 65,273 9,642 16,542 Jiangsu[7]
33 Zhenjiang 64,284 9,496 16,291 Jiangsu[7]
34 Shaoxing 63,770 9,420 16,161 Zhejiang[8]
35 Zibo 63,384 9,363 16,063 Shandong[5]
36 Shenyang 62,357 9,211 15,803 Liaoning[12]
37 Yantai 62,254 9,196 15,776 Shandong[5]
38 Tangshan 59,574 8,800 15,097 Hebei[14]
39 Xiamen 58,455 8,635 14,814 Fujian[15]
40 Anshan, Liaoning 58,426 8,631 14,806 Liaoning[12]
41 Ji'nan 57,947 8,560 14,685 Shandong[5]
42 Xilin Gol League 57,727 8,528 14,629 Inner Mongolia[3]
43 Wuhan 56,898 8,405 14,419 Hubei[16]
44 Zhongshan 54,156 8,000 13,724 Guangdong[9]
45 Yulin, Shaanxi 52,437 7,746 13,289 Shaanxi[17]
46 Benxi 50,612 7,476 12,826 Liaoning[12]
47 Huzhou 50,149 7,408 12,709 Zhejiang[8]
48 Dongguan 48,988 7,237 12,415 Guangdong[9]
49 Zhengzhou 47,608 7,033 12,065 Henan[18]
50 Bayingolin Prefecture 46,955 6,936 11,899 Xinjiang[4]
51 Taiyuan 46,144 6,816 11,694 Shanxi[19]
52 Jinchang 45,374 6,703 11,499 Gansu[10]
53 Jinhua 45,031 6,652 11,412 Zhejiang[8]
54 Fuzhou 43,986 6,498 11,147 Fujian[15]
55 Panzhihua 43,959 6,494 11,140 Sichuan[20]
56 Quanzhou 43,946 6,492 11,137 Fujian[15]
57 Changchun 43,936 6,490 11,134 Jilin[21]
58 Urumqi 43,039 6,358 10,907 Xinjiang[4]
59 Sanya 42,977 6,349 10,891 Hainan[22]
60 Laiwu 42,392 6,262 10,743 Shandong[5]
61 Taizhou, Zhejiang 41,777 6,171 10,587 Zhejiang[8]
62 Binzhou 41,643 6,152 10,553 Shandong[5]
63 Jilin City 41,479 6,127 10,512 Jilin[21]
64 Chengdu 41,253 6,094 10,454 Sichuan[20]
65 Shuozhou 41,107 6,072 10,417 Shanxi[19]
66 Yan'an 40,621 6,001 10,294 Shaanxi[17]

[edit] See also

[edit] References

  1. ^ Original GDP per capita figure of Macau SAR is MOP 414,444 or USD 51,791 from DESC: List of Macau GDP per capita 1982-2010, exchange rate is MOP 1.1818 per CNY; MPO 8.0022 per USD. PPP rate is MOP 5.5270 per international currency.
  2. ^ Original GDP per capita figure of Hong Kong SAR is HKD 246,733 from Hong Kong CSD: List of Hong Kong GDP 2008-2010, exchange rate is CNY 0.8693 per HKD; HKD 7.769 per USD. PPP rate is HKD 5.3291 per international currency.
  3. ^ a b c d e f GDP figure of Inner Mongolian divisions is from Inner Mongolian Statisticlal Yearbook 2011(ISBN 978-7-89468-231-0/F.413)
  4. ^ a b c GDP figure of Xinjiang divisions is from Xinjiang Statisticlal Yearbook 2011(ISBN 978-7-89468-210-9/F.410)
  5. ^ a b c d e f g h GDP figure of Shandong cities is from Shandong Statisticlal Yearbook 2011(ISBN 978-7-89468-199-7/F.399)
  6. ^ GDP figure of Heilongjiang cities is from Heilongjiang Statisticlal Yearbook 2011(ISBN 978 7 5037-6326-7)
  7. ^ a b c d e GDP figure of Jiangsu cities is from Jiangsu Statisticlal Yearbook 2011(ISBN 978-7-89468-190-4/F.390)
  8. ^ a b c d e f g h GDP figure of Zhejiang cities is from Zhejiang Statisticlal Yearbook 2011(ISBN 978-7-5037-6257-4)
  9. ^ a b c d e f GDP figure of Guangdong cities is from Guangdong Statisticlal Yearbook 2011(ISBN 978-7-89468-203-1/F.403)
  10. ^ a b GDP figure of Gansu cities is from Gansu Development Yearbook 2011(ISBN 978-7-89468-224-6/F·424)
  11. ^ a b c GDP figure of Shangshai, Beijing, Tianjin and Chongqing 4 municipalities is according to China Statistical Yearbook 2011(ISBN 978-7-89468-215-4/F.415)
  12. ^ a b c d e GDP figure of Liaoning cities is from Liaoning Statisticlal Yearbook 2011(ISBN 978-7-89468-219-2/F.419)
  13. ^ GDP figure of Hunan cities is from Hunan Statisticlal Yearbook 2011(ISBN 978-7-89468-208-6/F.408)
  14. ^ GDP figure of Hebei cities is from Hebei Statisticlal Yearbook 2011(ISBN 978-7-89468-232-1/F.432)
  15. ^ a b c GDP figure of Fujian cities is from Fujian Statisticlal Yearbook 2011(ISBN 978-7-5037-6288-8)
  16. ^ GDP figure of Hubei cities is from Hubei Statisticlal Yearbook 2011(ISBN 978-7-89468-213-0/F.413)
  17. ^ a b GDP figure of Shaanxi cities is from Shaanxi Statisticlal Yearbook 2011(ISBN 978-7-89468-194-2/F.394)
  18. ^ GDP figure of Henan cities is from Henan Statisticlal Yearbook 2011(ISBN 978-7-89468-218-5/F.418)
  19. ^ a b GDP figure of Taiyuan is from Shanxi Statisticlal Yearbook 2011(ISBN 978-7-89468-193-5)
  20. ^ a b GDP figure of Chengdu is from Sichuan Statisticlal Yearbook 2011(ISBN 978-7-5037-6298-7)
  21. ^ a b GDP figure of Jilin cities is from Jilin Statisticlal Yearbook 2011(ISBN 978-7-5037-6320-5)
  22. ^ GDP figure of Sanya is from Hainan Statisticlal Yearbook 2011

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