Hong Kong's Information Society
The structure, flow, use, and language of information in Hong Kong society
Hong Kong's Information Technology and Telecommunications Industries
| Graph 102a - IT&T factor
payments to capital in 2002. graph 98 | graph 99 | graph 100 | graphs 101a, 101b and 101c | graph 102b | graph 103 | data collection (graphs) |
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| Note 1: "Gross Surplus is defined as receipts (from sales or business) or output, minus compensation of employees and other payments or expenses." In effect, it is one of two factor cost components used to calculate IT&T industrial contribution to GDP; the other component is worker remuneration (graph 101c). Source: Hong Kong Government. Census and Statistics Department. Information Technology and Telecommunications Statistics Section. 2003. Hong Kong as an Information Society. Appendix A - Terms and definitions. Section 4.5. |
| Source: Hong Kong Government. Census and Statistics Department. Information Technology and Telecommunications Statistics Section. 2004. Obtained on special request. EARTH's copy of corresponding table available as .xls or .pdf document on request |
| Graph 102b - Distribution of capital
spending on fixed investment across Hong Kong's IT&T industries in
2002. graph 98 | graph 99 | graph 100 | graphs 101a, 101b, and 101c | graph 102a | graph 103 | data collection (graphs) |
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| Note 1: These data were obtained
by summing gross additions to fixed assets across all IT&T
industries, and then dividing the resulting amount into the gross
additions to fixed assets for each IT&T industry. The term gross
additions refers to new fixed investment less the disposal of old
fixed assets. A similar pattern not shown here was also observed for
2001. |
| Source: Hong Kong Government. Census and Statistics Department. Information Technology and Telecommunications Statistics Section. 2003. Obtained on special request. EARTH's copy of corresponding table available as .xls or .pdf document on request |
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