内蒙古2010年经济运行分析以及2011年展望-新闻,新闻中心,新闻频道,时事报道, !--function,k-中安在线-主页（Inner Mongolia 2010 economic operations analysis and outlook 2011 - news, news, news channels, current events, --function, k-, Ann Online - home page.doc

内蒙古2010年经济运行分析以及2011年展望-新闻,新闻中心,新闻频道,时事报道, !--function,k-中安在线-主页（Inner Mongolia 2010 economic operations analysis and outlook 2011 - news, news, news channels, current events, --function, k-, Ann Online - home page Inner Mongolia 2010 economic operations analysis and outlook 2011 - news, news center, news channel, current events, --function, k-, Ann Online - home page management Current location: Home Management scroll news Release time: December 2010, 01, 10:47, draft source: Inner Mongolia News Network Economic analysis of Inner Mongolia in 2010 and outlook for 2011 This year, our region to promote the adjustment of industrial structure, economic growth focus from a growth rate change to the growth rate and quality of both, new strategic industries, enterprises, and other areas of peoples livelihood presents a series of growth, driven by the overall operation of the economy, and presents the Gaokaidizou gradually stabilized situation. In 2010, the regions GDP is expected to increase by about 15%. In 2011, although the international and domestic macro environment will still be faced with a series of uncertainties, but the possibility of the two dip of the economy is unlikely, and it is expected that economic growth in our region will remain stable overall. Main features of current economic operation and annual forecast The rate of economic growth has declined, but the macro-economic warning index shows that the economy runs on a normal range as a whole. The first three quarters of this year, our region GDP growth rate were 17.5%, 15.8% and 14.8%, a quarterly decline, but the decline gradually narrowed; three industries and above scale industrial added value growth of 5.7%, 17.29%, 12.3% and 17.2%, including the first industry 1.3 percentage points higher than last year, the second, third industry and industrial growth respectively 1.3, 2.4 lower than the previous year and 2.2 percentage points. GDP growth is expected to rise by about 15% in 2010, with the three in