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China Financial IC Card Market Size, Share, Industry, Study, Analysis, Research, Market, Growth, Trends, Report and Forecast 2013-2016
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China Financial IC Card Industry Chain Report, 2013-2016 of Sino Market Insight forecasts that by 2016 China will issue a total of 1.6 billion financial IC cards.

As of the first quarter of 2013, China has issued a total of 192 million financial IC cards, including a net increase of 66 million in Q1. The annual growth is expected to be 200 million. According to the requirements of the People’s Bank of China and China UnionPay, in 2013 financial IC cards among new bank cards shall achieve a penetration rate of about 30%.

Table Of Contents :

1. Macro-economic Environment in China, 2011-2013

1.1 China's GDP

1.2 Industrial Added Value

1.3 Fixed Investment

1.4 Consumption in Stable Growth

1.5 Import & Export

1.6 Price Level

1.7 Macroeconomic Forecast 2012-2013E

2. Overview of Financial IC Card

2.1 Definition

2.2 Industry Policy

2.3 Global IC Card Promotion

2.4 Global and China Smart Card Development

2.4.1 Global Smart Card Development

2.4.2 China Smart Card Development

3. Financial IC Card Industry Chain Development

3.1 Industry Chain Analysis

3.2 Cost Structure of Financial IC Card

3.2.1 Cost Analysis

3.2.2 Card Base Price

3.2.3 Chip Price

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GDP in China, 2010-2012 (YTD)

GDP in China 2009-2012 (YOY)

Cumulative YoY of China's Above-Scale Industrial Added Value, 2007-2013

Operating Revenue, Total Profit and Growth of China's Industrial Enterprises, 2008-2013

Fixed Assets and Sub-Industry Investment Growth,
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