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| Source: China Statistical Yearbook,
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This figure depicts the huge differences between Chinese provinces in their economic power. While in 2004, Guangdong had a Gross Regional Product of almost 1,604 Billion Yuan/RMB, only 211 Billion Yuan/RMB were reported from Tibet. |
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| Of course, there are great problems with China's regional economic statistics; but it is still obvious that there are huge economic discrepancies in China. | |||||||
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