China's relative electricity price is 10 times times that of America

The relative price of electricity for Chinese residents is about 10 times times that of the United States, according to the first financial news report.　　This conclusion is from the recently completed by the Industry and commerce experts "state-owned and private enterprises development speed and efficiency of the situation comparison." According to the relevant figures, in 2008 the world's major countries residents thousand electricity prices are: Germany 263 U.S. dollars, the United Kingdom 231 U.S. dollars, Japan 176 U.S. dollars, the United States 114 U.S. dollars, South Korea 89 U.S. dollars and China 69 U.S. dollars.　　From the horizontal ratio, China's electricity prices are undoubtedly at a low level internationally. But if these electricity prices are compared with the local income per capita, the opposite conclusion is drawn. According to the 2008 German per capita national income of 42440 U.S. dollars, its thousands of electricity prices accounted for 0.62% per capita national income, the United States, the proportion of 0.24%, in contrast, China is 2.49%.