天津样本99.1%外资贡献调查（Tianjin sample 99.1% foreign contribution survey）.docVIP

天津样本99.1%外资贡献调查（Tianjin sample 99.1% foreign contribution survey） Editors note In mid March 2005, the Department of science and technology of the Ministry of Commerce issued a customs statistical report on the import and export of Chinas hi tech products in the first two months of 2005. In the first two months, the total import and export volume of Chinas high-tech products reached US $50 billion 770 million, an increase of 23.5%, including a total export of US $26 billion 190 million, accounting for 27.5% of the countrys total foreign trade exports, achieving a favorable balance of trade for fifth consecutive months. Among them, the January surplus of $450 million, in February a surplus of $1 billion 160 million. In the main import and export areas that promote the export surplus of Chinas high-tech industries, the Yangtze River Delta, the Pearl River Delta and the Bohai rim region have different characteristics. The Yangtze River Delta region to maintain a leading position for many years, and the number of high-tech products accounted for nearly half of the total growth rate of close to 30% and sing. In the last century, before the mid 90s, the export leading Pearl River Delta region tended to be stable. The Bohai ring area of Beijing, Tianjin, Hebei, Shandong, the export of high-tech products while still under 20% of the proportion of the former two can hardly expect the back, but the top two growth rate is also the other two are not comparable, which in January Tianjin, Beijing export growth of 104.5% and 98.6% respectively. The development pattern of Chinas three high-tech zones is brewing new changes, and the Bohai rim region has become another new growth point. At the end of March 2005, this reporter interviewed in Tianjin for three days, the choice of Tianjin as a case, hoping to find out the development of China exports of high-tech products from the track. Tianjins export model is processing trade, which is one of the links in the global industrial chain.