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"Jingzhou, Hubei Province is not very poor. In fact, Jingzhou is not the poorest in Hubei Province, but relatively poor compared with other cities, such as Enshi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture in Hubei Province and Huanggang City in Hubei Province. These two cities are poorer than Jingzhou.
Among them, Tibet has set this year's GDP target at around 10%, the highest in the country. Most provinces lowered their GDP targets by 2019 compared with last year, while Hainan and Hubei raised their GDP targets against the trend. 14 provinces set the GDP target as an interval value, and promoting high-quality development has become the local focus.
In 20 19, the GDP of Hubei province was 458,284.38 billion yuan, an increase of 7.5%. Among them, the added value of the primary industry was 380.909 billion yuan, an increase of 3.2%; The added value of the secondary industry 1909862 billion yuan, an increase of 8.0%; The added value of the tertiary industry was 2,292.06 billion yuan, an increase of 7.8%.
The tertiary industry structure has been adjusted from 8.5: 4 1.8: 49.7 in 20 18 to 8.3: 4 1.7: 50.0. In the tertiary industry, the added value of transportation, warehousing and postal services, wholesale and retail services, accommodation and catering services, finance, real estate and other services increased by 9.4%, 5.3%, 8.5%, 7. 1%, 5.6% and 9.2% respectively.
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Life of Hubei people;
In 20 19, the per capita disposable income of urban residents in Hubei province was 3760 1 yuan, an increase of 9.1%; The per capita disposable income of rural residents 1639 1 yuan, an increase of 9.4%. Consumer prices rose by 3.65438 0%, an increase of 65438 0.2 percentage points over the previous year. Among them, cities rose by 3.0% and rural areas rose by 3.2%.
Don't look at the classification, the prices of eight categories of commodities have risen seven times and fallen 1 time. Among them, the price of food, tobacco and alcohol increased by 7.0%, the price of clothing increased by 1.6%, the price of housing increased by 1.9%, the price of daily necessities and services increased by 0.4%, and the price of transportation and communication decreased by 0.7%.
The price of education, culture and entertainment rose by 2.5%, the price of medical care rose by 1.8%, and the price of other supplies and services rose by 2.6%. The ex-factory price of industrial producers increased by 0.2%, and the purchase price of industrial producers decreased by 0.7%.