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Saturday, June 16, 2001, updated at 18:48(GMT+8)
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Beijing's Large Income Gainers Love to Invest in Industrial, Financial Sectors

A recent survey has shown that most of Beijing's large income gainers like to invest for profits instead of for enjoyment.

The survey was carried out among 301 households in Beijing's eight districts, who have bought their own houses and have an annual income of more than 50,000 yuan.

According to the survey, they hope to invest more in the industrial and financial sectors. The commercial and service sector, stock market and manufacturing and processing industry are the top three areas where they want to invest in the year to come.

On the average, each household plans to invest over 70,000 yuan in the commercial and service sector in the coming year and every one of the surveyed families also prepares to invest 34,000 yuan in the stock market, the survey shows.

Other investment fields include manufacturing and processing industries, real estate, communications and transportation, purchase of state bonds and corporate bonds and buying antiques.

Families with an annual income of over 500,000 yuan mainly eye the commercial and service sector, because they have already had their own companies, enterprises or shops; those with an annual income of less than 200,000 yuan intent to invest in wider areas so that they can find a best field for investment.

The survey shows that the average annual income of the surveyed households is 240,000 yuan, more than 50 percent of them having an income of over 100,000 yuan annually. The family property per household is 2.35 million yuan.







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