I. Overview of the 20 Industry Classifications of the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS)
The 20 industry classifications of the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) mainly include: agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery; mining; manufacturing; electricity, heat, gas and water production and supply; construction; wholesale and retail trade; transportation, storage and postal services; accommodation and catering; information transmission, software and information technology services; finance ; Real Estate; Rental and Business Services; Scientific Research and Technical Services; Water Conservancy, Environment and Public **** Facilities Management; Residential Services, Repairs and Other Services; Education; Health and Social Work; Culture, Sports and Recreation; Public **** Management, Social Security and Social Organizations; International Organizations.
II. Characteristics and Importance of Each Industry
Each industry has its unique characteristics and importance. For example, the manufacturing industry is an important pillar of the national economy, providing various types of products for the market; the financial industry is responsible for capital financing and supporting the development of the real economy; and industries such as education and health are related to the well-being of people's livelihood and social progress. These industries are interrelated and interact with each other, and *** together constitute a complex national economic system.
Three, the significance and application of industry classification
The 20 industry classifications of the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) are of great significance for policy making, economic analysis and market research. Policy makers can understand the development status of each industry and formulate targeted policy measures based on the industry classification; economists can use industry data to analyze the economic structure, industrial trends and other issues; and enterprises can understand the market demand, competition and other information based on the industry classification, which provides a basis for the formulation of development strategies.
In summary:
The 20 industry classifications of the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) is a comprehensive and detailed classification system of economic activities, covering all aspects of the national economy. This classification system helps us to understand the development status, characteristics and relationships among industries, and provides an important basis for policy making, economic analysis and market research. Through in-depth study and application of this classification system, we can better grasp the development trends and laws of the national economy, and provide strong support for promoting high-quality economic development.
Legal basis:
Statistics Law of the People's Republic of China
Article 3 stipulates:
The State systematically strengthens the modernization of the statistical computing and information system, promotes the modernization of the statistical information collection, processing, transmission, and storage technology and the statistical database system, and establishes and improves an automated statistical information macroeconomic and social development system for macroeconomic and social development.
The Statistical Law of the People's Republic of China
Article 7 stipulates:
State organs, enterprises, institutions and other organizations, as well as individual industrial and commercial enterprises and individuals and other targets of statistical surveys, must, in accordance with this Law and the relevant provisions of the State, provide true, accurate, complete and timely information required for statistical surveys, and may not provide untrue or incomplete statistical information. The State shall not provide untrue or incomplete statistical information, and shall not report late or refuse to report statistical information.