The National Bureau of Statistics of China reports energy consumption in metric tons of Standard Coal Equivalent. The graph below shows that total energy consumption in China grew from 571 million tons of SCE in 1978 to 2462 million tons of SCE in 2006. Note that one SCE equals 29.31 Giga Joules (low heat).
Source: National Bureau of Statistics of China
You may also want to see our China section for more facts and statistics.
China had a trade deficit as recently as 1993, as shown in the graph below. After 2004, China’s trade surplus exploded from USD 32 billion to USD 102 billion.
The source of data for the graph is the National Bureau of Statistics of China. You may also want to check our China section, our graph of Chinese exports, and our graph of Chinese imports.
Chinese imports, just like Chinese exports, grew exponentially starting from 1978 until 2006, as show in the graph below. The dashed line shows an exponential trend line. The exponential regression equation and R2 values are also shown.
The data is sourced from the National Bureau of Statistics of China. Check additional statistics in our China section.
Chinese exports grew exponentially starting from 1978 until 2006, as show in the graph below. The dashed line shows an exponential trend line. The exponential regression equation and R2 values are also shown.
The data is sourced from the National Bureau of Statistics of China. Check additional statistics in our China section.
A complete list of mobile network operators in Pakistan has been uploaded to the Pakistan section of the site.
A complete list of mobile network operators in China has been uploaded to the China section of the site.
A complete list of mobile network operators in India has been uploaded to the India section of the site.
I just finished a major upgrade to the thematic map engine. It can now generate color-coded maps (choropleths) for individual countries. Check out the following examples:
I have population data for several other countries. I will soon make it easier to discover which country maps are available.
A New York Times article about environmental destruction in Uzbekistan mentions that water diversion for cotton farming is one of the main factors behind the shrinkage of the Aral Sea.
I figured I could use the article to show some of the interesting agricultural statistics I added recently to IndexMundi. Here are the relevant links:
Naturally, you can also read the Uzbekistan country profile.
National: 71.40
Male: 69.63
Female: 73.33
Note: As of 2000
Source: National Bureau of Statistics of China – http://www.stats.gov.cn/tjsj/ndsj/2007/html/D0406E.HTM
More Chinese population statistics are available in our China section.