How Does Environmental Regulation Affect Industrial Transformation? A Study Based on the Methodology of Policy Simulation

Table 1

The division of cleaning industries and pollution-intensive industries.

	Cleaning industries		Pollution-intensive industries
1	Manufacture of electrical machinery and equipment	1	Manufacture of foods
2	Manufacture of articles for culture, education, and sport activity	2	Processing of food from agricultural products
3	Printing and reproduction of recording media	3	Manufacture of textile
4	Manufacture of communication equipment, computer, and other electronic equipment	4	Production and distribution of gas
5	Manufacture of furniture	5	Manufacture of beverage
6	Manufacture of textile wearing apparel, Footwear, and caps	6	Extraction of petroleum and natural gas
7	Manufacture of general purpose machinery	7	Production and distribution of water
8	Manufacture of tobacco	8	Manufacture and processing of nonferrous metals
9	Manufacture of transport equipment	9	Manufacture of chemical raw material and chemical products
10	Manufacture of measuring instrument, machinery for cultural and office work	10	Manufacture of chemical fiber
11	Manufacture of special purpose machinery	11	Manufacture of nonmetallic mineral products
12	Manufacture of metal products	12	Manufacture and processing of ferrous metals
13	Manufacture of leather, fur, feather, and their products	13	Mining and washing of coal
14	Extraction of petroleum and natural gas	14	Mining and processing of nonmetal ores
15	Processing of timbers and manufacture of wood, bamboo, rattan, palm, and straw	15	Manufacture of paper and paper products
16	Manufacture of rubber and plastic	16	Production and supply of electric power and heat power
17	Manufacture of medicines	17	Mining of ferrous metal ores
		18	Mining of nonferrous metal ores

Source of date: China Industry Economy Statistical Yearbook.