In 2009, China's crude steel output reached 568 million tons, ranking first in the world. The "Social Blue Book: China Industrial Competitiveness Report (2010)" issued by the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences in Beijing on the 22nd said.
The Blue Book pointed out that in 2009, China's crude steel output reached 568 million tons, 2.2 times the sum of the top five Japanese, Russian, American and Indian crude steel production, further establishing China's status as a world steel power. From the perspective of international market share, the international market share of China's steel industry has shown an increasing trend. Especially since 2004, the growth trend has become more apparent. In 2008, it reached a new high of 12.09%.
At the same time, the Blue Book also pointed out that from the perspective of crude steel production and international market share, China is a world steel power, but from the perspective of trade competitiveness index, display comparison index and quality competitiveness index, China is not a steel power, China Steel Industrial competitiveness needs to be further improved. A prominent performance is that steel exports from Japan and Germany, which are strong steel producers, are mainly high value-added steel, while steel exported from China, Russia and Ukraine is mainly low-value-added ordinary steel. Production and technology are not difficult and competitive.
Finally, the Blue Book pointed out that with the advancement of China's steel companies, the emphasis on technological advancement, corporate cost reduction and product upgrades, China's steel products can still occupy a place in the international trade market with cost advantages. It is expected that the competitiveness of China's steel industry will continue to rise in 2010.
The Academy of Social Sciences analyzes China's industrial competitiveness, the world's first crude steel car
The Academy of Social Sciences released the "Industry Blue Book: China Industrial Competitiveness Report (2010)" on the 22nd, saying that coal production, crude steel production, non-ferrous metal production and consumption, automobile market and electronic information industry have the highest market share in the world. One. The Blue Book has analyzed and discussed the competitiveness of 11 industries including steel, energy and automobiles.
The Blue Book believes that the international competitiveness of China's industrial manufactured goods is strengthening all the way, the international competitiveness of primary products is gradually weakening, and it is in the transition period of industrial competitive advantage, facing the risk of competitive advantage. According to analysis, in the first 10 months of 2008, the share of Chinese products in the US market began to decline, relegating to the second place, indicating that the competitiveness of China's industry has begun to decline in 2008.
Despite this, China has significant advantages in industries such as coal, crude steel, non-ferrous metals, automobiles and electronic information.
According to the Blue Book, since the "11th Five-Year Plan", China's energy industry has entered a new stage of development, and its competitiveness has been greatly improved. The international market share of different energy products has shown different changes.
China is the world's largest coal producer, with coal production accounting for more than 40% of the world's production, and its output is much higher than other coal-producing countries. At the same time, the international market share of coal has declined year by year, from 13.11% in 2001 to 5.53% in 2008. The international market share of oil has slowly increased, and the average market share has increased from 0.84% ​​during the 10th Five-Year Plan period to 1.08% during the 11th Five-Year Plan period.
In addition, according to the Blue Book, in other energy industries, although not ranked first in the world, but also ranked in the forefront of the world. For example, China is the second largest power producer, the fifth largest oil producer and a natural gas producer. The Blue Book also pointed out that China is still the world's largest producer and consumer of non-ferrous metals.
China's crude steel output also ranks first in the world. In 2009, China's crude steel output reached 568 million tons, 2.2 times the sum of the crude steel output of Japan, Russia, the United States and India in the latter four, further establishing China's position as a world steel power.
During the "Eleventh Five-Year Plan" period, the automobile industry entered an era of rapid market expansion and rapid growth in import and export. In 2009, China's auto industry quickly recovered, surpassing Germany and the United States, becoming the world's largest auto market. The export volume of China's auto products increased rapidly, from US$14.4 billion in 2006 to US$28.6 billion in 2008; the international market share increased from 1.64% in 2006 to 2.32% in 2008, and the international market share Steadily improve.
The Blue Book also predicts that China, as the world's largest auto market in 2009, will continue to lead the global auto market in 2010.
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