What Is Standard Industrial Classification?
In order to facilitate the compilation of statistical data of various countries for comparison, the United Nations Bureau of Economic and Social Affairs has developed an International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities, referred to as the International Standard Industrial Classification for short. Recommended for countries. It divides the national economy into 10 categories, and divides each category into large, medium, and small categories.
Standard Industry Classification
- The International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities
- AAgriculture, Animal Husbandry, Forestry, Fishery
- 01Crop and livestock production, hunting and related services
- 02Forestry and logging
- 03Fishery and Aquaculture
- BMining and Quarrying
- 05Coal and lignite mining
- 06Oil and gas extraction
- 07Metal mining
- 08Other mining and quarrying
- 09Mining auxiliary services
- CManufacturing
- 10Food manufacturing
- 11Beverage Manufacturing
- 12Tobacco products manufacturing
- 13Textile Manufacturing
- 14Apparel manufacturing
- 15Leather and related products manufacturing
- 16Manufacture of wood, timber products and cork products (except furniture), straw products and woven materials
- 17Manufacture of paper and paper products
- 18Printing and reproduction of recording media
- 19Coke and refined petroleum products manufacturing
- 20Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products
- 21Manufacture of basic medical products and pharmaceutical preparations
- 22Manufacture of rubber and plastic products
- 23Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products
- 24Basic metal manufacturing
- 25Manufacture of metal products except machinery and equipment
- 26Computer, electronics and optical products manufacturing
- 27Power Equipment Manufacturing
- 28Manufacture of machinery and equipment, not elsewhere classified
- 29Manufacture of cars, trailers and semi-trailers
- 30Other transportation equipment manufacturing
- 31Furniture Manufacturing
- 32Other manufacturing
- 33Repair and installation of machinery and equipment
- Delectricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supplies
- 35Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supplies
- EWater supply; sewage treatment, waste management and remediation
- 36Water collection, water treatment and water supply
- 37Sewage treatment
- 38Collection, treatment and disposal of waste; material recovery
- 39Remediation and other waste management services
- FConstruction
- 41Building Construction
- 42Civil Engineering
- 43Special Building
- G-Wholesale and retail trade; automobile and motorcycle repair
- 45Wholesale and retail trade; repair of cars and motorcycles
- 46Wholesale Trade Outside Automobiles and Motorcycles
- 47Retail trade outside automobiles and motorcycles
- HTransportation and storage
- 49Land transportation and pipeline transportation
- 50Water transportation
- 51Air transport
- 52Storage and transportation assistance
- 53Post and post
- IAccommodation
- 55Accommodation
- 56Food and beverage supply services
- JInformation and communications
- 58Publishing
- 59Film, video and television production, recording and publishing of musical works
- 60Radio and TV broadcasting
- 61Telecommunications
- 62Computer programming, consulting and related
- 63Information Services
- KFinance and Insurance
- 64Financial services other than insurance and pensions
- 65Insurance, reinsurance and pensions other than compulsory social security
- 66Financial and insurance services and their affiliates
- LReal estate
- 68Real estate
- MProfessional, Scientific and Technical
- 69Law and Accounting
- 70Head office; management consulting
- 71Architecture and Engineering; Technical Testing and Analysis
- 72Scientific research and development
- 73Advertising and market research
- 74Other professions, science and technology
- 75Veterinarian
- NAdministrative and auxiliary
- 77Lease and lease
- 78Employment
- 79Travel agencies, tour operators, booking services and related
- 80Investigation and Security
- 81Services for buildings and courtyards
- 82office administration, office support and other corporate assistance
- OPublic Administration and National Defense; Mandatory Social Security
- 84Management and national defense; compulsory social security
- PEducation
- 85Education
- QHuman health and social work
- 86Human health
- 87Overseas Nursing
- 88Social services without accommodation
- RArt, Entertainment and Entertainment
- 90Art Creation and Entertainment
- 91Libraries, archives, museums and other cultures
- 92Gambling and betting
- 93Sports, entertainment and entertainment
- SOther services
- 94Member organizations
- 95Repair of computers and personal and household goods
- 96Other personal services
- TFamily as employer; production and service of undifferentiated goods for household use
- 97Family as employer of domestic workers
- 98Production and services of personal household goods, not distinguished
- UInternational organizations and institutions
- 99International organizations and institutions [2]
- The characteristics of the International Standard Industrial Classification (ISIC) promulgated by the United Nations are:
- The advantage of the standard industrial classification is that it classifies and standardizes all economic activities, has strong comparability, facilitates analysis of industrial structures in various countries, and is closely related to the three industrial classifications.