Among them, Cixi ranked seventh and Shaoxing ranked eighth;
Yuyao ranked 11th, Yiwu 12th, Zhuji 14th, Wenling 15th and Yueqing 18th.
Ruian ranks 2th, Haining 21st, Tongxiang 24th, Fuyang 28th, Shangyu 42nd, pinghu city 47th, Dongyang 59th, Linhai 6th, Jiashan 64th, Changxing 65th, Haiyan 67th, Ninghai 72nd and Yongkang.
In addition, Xiaoshan, Zhejiang became Xiaoshan District, Hangzhou, and Yinxian, Zhejiang became Yinzhou District, Ningbo. Counties like this all dropped out of the ranking.
Zhejiang's economic development is indeed a miracle. Compared with 28 in 1978, the province's GDP increased from 12.4 billion yuan to 2,148.69 billion yuan, rising from the 14th place in China to the 4th place. The per capita GDP in the province increased from 331 yuan to 42,214 yuan, exceeding 6, dollars for the first time. Fiscal revenue increased from 2.7 billion yuan to 373.1 billion yuan; The per capita income of farmers ranked first in the country for 21 consecutive years. The per capita disposable income of urban residents is 22,727 yuan, and the per capita net income of rural residents is 9,258 yuan. According to statistics, by the end of 21, there were 1,366 private scientific and technological enterprises in Zhejiang Province, with a total income of 39.8 billion yuan in technology, industry and trade, accounting for 25% of the total industrial output value of the province. Among more than 1, private scientific and technological enterprises in Zhejiang, there are nearly 8 high-tech enterprises at or above the provincial level, and about 7 high-tech enterprises at the city and county levels, accounting for about 15% of private scientific and technological enterprises. These enterprises are the backbone of Zhejiang's economy and play an irreplaceable role in promoting the upgrading of industrial structure and participating in international competition.