Retail Price Index
reflect the trend and degree of change in retail prices of
commodities during a given period. The change in retail prices of commodities
directly affect the living expenses of urban and rural residents, government
revenue, purchasing power of residents and the equilibrium of market supply and
demand, and the ratio of consumption to accumulation. Therefore, the retail
price indices are useful from an oblique perspective for observing and
analyzing the changes of the above economic activities.
Urban Consumer Price Index
reflect the trend and degree of changes in prices of consumer
goods and services purchased by urban households during a given period. It can
be used to observe and analyze the impact of price changes in consumer goods
and services on wages (in monetary terms) of urban staff and workers, and
provide a basis for research on the livelihood of staff and workers and
policy-making concerning wages.
Price Index of Investment in
Fixed Assets
reflects the trend and degree of changes in prices of investment
in fixed assets during a given period. The investment in fixed assets consists
of three components, namely the investment in construction and installation,
the investment in purchases of equipment and instrument, and the investment in
other items. Price index of investment in fixed assets is calculated as the
weighted arithmetic mean of the price indices of the three components of
investment in fixed assets. Removing the factor of price change in the
aggregates of investment at current prices, this indicator shows the changes in
the prices of commodities and fees involved in the investment of fixed assets,
and can be used to observe the actual size, growth, structure, and efficiency
of investment in fixed assets and provides reliable and scientific data for government
planning, management, decision making, and further improving the current
national accounting system.
Ex-factory Price Index of
Industrial Products
reflects the trend and degree of changes in general ex-factory
prices of all industrial products during a given period, including sales of
industrial products by an industrial enterprise to all units outside the
enterprise, as well as sales of consumer goods to residents. It can be used to
analyze the impact of ex-factory prices on gross industrial output value.
Purchasing Price Index of Raw
Material, Fuel and Power
reflects the trend and degree of changes in purchasing price of
raw material, fuel and power paid by industrial enterprises when they purchase
production as input from the market or other energy and raw material producers
during a given period, and provide basis for measuring the material consumption
of industrial enterprises after removing influence of price from cost.
Price Index of Real Estate
reflect the trend and degree of changes in prices of real
estate during a given period, including sale price indices for houses, price
indices for renting houses, price indices for land transactions and price
indices for management of properties.
Price Index of Land Transaction
reflects the trend and degree changes in land transaction price
which paid actually by developing enterprises or construction units to get land
use rights before development of commodity buildings during a given period.
Price Index of Real Estate Sales
reflects the trend and degree changes in real estate sales
during a given period.
Price Index of Real Estate
Leasing
reflects the trend and degree changes in real estate leasing
during a given period.