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| Main target | First-level indicator | Secondary indicators | Three-level indicator |
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| Public administration | Public service | (A) Education, science, culture, health services | A1: per capita science and technology three expenses |
| A2: product excellent rate |
| A3: technology market turnover per capita |
| A4: student-teacher ratio |
| A5: national education expenditure as a percentage of GDP |
| A6: health staff |
| (B) Public safety services | B1: three accident rates |
| B2: criminal case rate |
| B3: Public Security Bureau cracked or opened a criminal case |
| (C) Weather services | C1: agricultural meteorological service point |
| C2: seismic monitoring station |
| (D) Social security services | D1: urban community service facilities |
| D2: rural social security network |
| Public goods | (E) Social infrastructure | E1: state budget capital construction and improvement investments |
| E2: capital construction and renovation project completion and commissioning rate |
| E3: ratio of urban nature reserve area to jurisdiction area |
| (F) City infrastructure | F1: city gas penetration rate |
| F2: city per capita public green area |
| F3: cities have paved road area per capita |
| F4: cities have public transport vehicles per 10,000 people |
| (G) government size | G1: administrative staff as a percentage of the total population |
| G2: ratio of government consumption to final consumption |
| (H) Resident economy | H1: per capita net income of rural households |
| H2: per capita disposable income of urban residents |
| H3: GDP per capita |
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