The Changes of Carbon Emission in China’s Industrial Sectors from 2002 to 2010: A Structural Decomposition Analysis and Input-Output Subsystem

Table 1

Sectoral classification of the input-output tables.

1	Mining and washing of coal
2	Extraction of petroleum and natural gas
3	Mining and processing of metal ores
4	Mining and processing of nonmetal ores
5	Manufacture of foods and tobacco
6	Manufacture of textile
7	Manufacture of wearing apparel, leather, feather, and related products
8	Processing of timber, manufacture of furniture
9	Printing and manufacture of articles for culture and education
10	Processing of petroleum, coking, and processing of nuclear fuel
11	Manufacture of chemical products
12	Manufacture of nonmetallic mineral products
13	Smelting and pressing of metals
14	Manufacture of metal products
15	Manufacture of general and special purpose machinery
16	Manufacture of transport equipment
17	Manufacture of electrical machinery and equipment
18	Communication equipment, computers, and other electronic equipment
19	Manufacture of measuring instruments and machinery for cultural activity and office work
20	Other manufacturing
21	Recycling and disposal of waste
22	Production and distribution of electric power and heat power
23	Production and distribution of gas
24	Production and distribution of water
25	Construction
26	Transport and storage
27	Post
28	Wholesale and retail trade
29	Hotel and restaurants
30	Finance and insurance
31	Real estate
32	Other services
33	Farming, forestry, animal husbandry, fishery, and water conservancy