Bulletin 2012 Mar

NATIONAL STATISTICAL OFFICE OF MONGOLIA
MONTHLY BULLETIN OF STATISTICS
2012
March

Ulaanbaatar

CONTENTS

General notes............................................................................................................3

Methodological notes................................................................................................4

Introduction..................................................................................................................11

Main indicators.........................................................................................................18
I.
Population.................................................................................................................19
II.
Labour....................................................................................................................20

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Social insurance and social welfare.................................................................... 26
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Health...................................................................................................................28
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Crime.....................................................................................................................32
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Prices..................................................................................................................36
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Money, loan, stock market...................................................................................53
VIII.
State budget.......................................................................................................60
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External trade.........................................................................................................64
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Business Register .................................................................................................76
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Agriculture............................................................................................................80
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Industry...............................................................................................................84
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Construction ......................................................................................................90
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Transport and comminication...........................................................................92
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Inbound and Outbound passengers...................................................................94

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Meteorology and air pollution................................................................................96
Appendix...................................................................................................................98
Monthly Bulletin of statistics

I. :

General notes
I. Abbreviations:
AR
Arkhangai
BO Bayan-Olgii
BKH
Bayankhongor
BU
Bulgan
GO
Govi-Altai
DO Dornogovi
DD Dornod
DU Dundgovi
ZA
Zavkhan
OV Ovorkhangai
OM
Omnogovi
SU Sukhbaatar
SE
Selenge
TO Tov
UV Uvs
KHO
Khovd
KHS
Khovsgol
KHE Khentii
DA Darkhan-Uul
UB
Ulaanbaatar
OR
Orkhon
GS
Govisumber
II. Months have been shown by the Roman

numerals (I, II, III, IV, V, etc).
I-XII shows the accumulated data from the
beginning of the year including the particular
month.
1990-1995; 1990-1997 1990-1995; 1990-1997 annual average for
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this particular time period.
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(I, II, III, IV, V... .)
I-XII
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III. :
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III. The following symbols were used:

... data are not available
0.0 the amount is nil or negligible
- no execution.

Shows the term of which and in some
cases it indicates not all elements of sum are
given.
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IV. IV. Due to the rounding figures (composition)
, may not add up to the total and 100 percentage.
100
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Methodological notes

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Labour force survey

The economically active population
(Labour Force) comprising all persons of
either sex who furnish the supply of labour
for the production of economic goods and
services (employed and unemployed,
including those seeking work), as defined
by the System of National Accounts (SNA),
during a specified time reference period.
Economically active population is divided into
usually active or currently active during a
specified time-reference period.

The usually active population
comprises all persons a specified working age
whose activity status, as determined in terms
of the total number of weeks or days during
a long specified period or the preceding 12
months or the preceding calendar year was
either employed or unemployed.

Economically currently active
population comprises of population of labour
age, unemployed or employed in terms of
their primary activity for the last week.

The economically currently inactive
population comprises all persons who
were neither employed or unemployed
during the last week for the reasons such as
attendant at educational institutions; retired;
engaged in family duties and disabled.

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Employed means all citizen engaged
in economic activity for pay (wages or salary)
and having an employment status of some
sort. One can be regarded as employed if
engaged in economic activity for pay above
an hour for the last week.

Unemployed is a citizen of labour age,
with full work abilities, who was for a while
unemployed, ready to work and actively
looking for a job.

a/ not employed means no work has
been done for pay or by an employment
contract, no income was earned as selfemployed work or services within last week,
as stated in Law on Labour or Clause 359 of
Civili code.

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b/ available for work means to be
not against signing an employment contract
or a work agreement as stipulated in Law on
Labour or Clause 359 of Civili code.
Labour

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The economically active population
(Labor Force) comprising all persons of either
sex who furnish the supply of labour for the
production of economic goods and services
(employed and unemployed, including those
seeking work), as defined by the System of
National Accounts (SNA), during a specified
time reference period. Economically active
population is divided into usually active or
currently active during a specified
time-reference period.

Unemployed is a citizen of labour age,
with full work abilities, who was for a while
unemployed, ready to work and actively
looking for a job.
Social insurance and social welfare

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The social insurance is
a socio-economic measure to provide
pensions, benefits or payments prescribed
in the legislation to the insured person
in contingencies of retirement, disability,
sickness and unemployment, as well as his/
or her dependents in case of the insured
persons death, having established a Social
Insurance Fund through contributions
payable by individuals. The social insurance
shall consist of the branches as 1/ pension
insurance, 2/ benefits insurance, 3/ health
insurance, 4/ insurance against employment
injury and occupational diseases, 5/
unemployment insurance.
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c/ actively seeking a job means
actively trying to get a job by registering with
state or private employment offices, having
information about vacancies at least once,
or addressed at least once to job vacancies
provider or their internet pages, placing job
seeking advertisements in posters, and mass
media.

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The social welfare is a measure
to provide pensions, conditioned cash
benefits and community based welfare and
specialized care or nursing prescribed in the
legislation to the person who needs social
welfare supports.

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Health

Monthly health statistics are compiled
through local units of Health Department, an
Implementing Agency of the Government
of Mongolia and received by the NSO of
Mongolia.

The mortality rate /infant mortality
rate/ among children up to 1 year old in
every 1000 live birth, child mortality rate
aged between 1-5 years old in every 1000
live births, a number of people infected
by contagious disease, a classification of
diseases, and a number of cured people
and deaths are calculated by regions.

The infant mortality rate (infants
under age one year per 1000 live births) is
estimated as a ratio of the number of deaths
of infants under 1 year to the number of alive
births during a particular period of time.

The under 1-5 mortality rate (under
1-5 age one year per 1000 live births) is
estimated as a ratio of the number of deaths
of under 1-5 year to the number of alive births
during a particular period time.

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Data on social insurance and welfare
is published monthly basis starting from April
2009.
Crime

Culpable acts and omissions subject
to the criminal liability specified in the
Criminal Code which are socially dangerous
shall be recognized crimes. Crime data
source is monthly report of General Police
Department.

Crimes shall be classified as follows
according to the nature and degree of their
social danger and gravity of the punishment
to be imposed minor, less serious, serious
and grave.

The Crime indicators have been
innovated and enriched in connection with
change of Criminal Law.

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- Indicators like crime against human
life, health, crime to cause others to commit
suicide, violent crime such as attempted and
negligent murder are being compiled in the
bulletin;

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Prices

The consumer price index is a weighted
average by consumption expenditure
distribution of prices of various goods and
services purchased by the households for
its own consumption.

- Rape crime was included to the crime
against children, family and social morality;

- Crime against ownership right
includes theft of property, robbery, snatch
away others property, deceiving to obtain
others property, illegally misuse others
property and wasting;

- Arson was included to crime against
environmental protection.

- Indecent assault was added to crime
against social safety.

The number of committed offences
per 10000 population aged 18 and over is a
quotient of the number of crimes and number
of people aged 18 and over at the beginning
of the year.

Since January 2008 having revised
its methodology for CPI by which CPI for
Ulaanbaatar city was taken a national
CPI, the National Statistics Committee has
moved to the international methodology by
which the national CPI is estimated on the
basis of weighted average for 2005 HIES
consumption expenditure of aimags and the
Capital city.

The average market prices

of agricultural foodstuff, wool, hide & skin at
aimags centers & the capital city were shown.
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Money, loan, stock market

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Currency in circulation includes the
population and commercial banks cash and
currency outside the banks.

Money M1 includes public and private
sectors bank account currency, population
demand deposits and currency outside the
banks.

Money M2 is a sum of money M1
and Quasi money. Quasi money consists
of the time saving deposits of individuals
and enterprises as wellas foreign currency
deposits.

An active stock in a particular month
is considered as the stock of companies with
predominated trading.
General government budget

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Since October 1995, the budget
revenue and expenditure has been compiled
according to the International Monetary Fund
standard classifications.

The Mongolian General government
budget revenue and expenditure consists
of the central and local budget revenue and
expenditure.

The Ministry of Finance collect and
aggregate the General government budget
revenue and expenditure data from its
department and offices that are under the
jurisdiction of the ministry and forward the
data to the National Statistical Office (NSO).

State budget revenue and expenditure
includes revenue and expenditure of
Government Special funds for Pension,
Social Security, Roads, and Privatization.

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The structural balance of consolidated
budget was estimated by the provision 5
of the Article 1 of Chapter 4 of the Law of
Mongolia on Fiscal Stability, adapted by the
State Great Hural, June 24, 2010.

Structural balance of consolidated
budget means difference between the
consolidated budget structural revenue and
total expenditures of consolidated budget.

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Consolidated budget structural
revenue means sum of structural revenue
of major minerals and consolidated budget
base revenue.
External trade

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On 17th February of 2009, the
chairman of NSO, the Minister of Finance
and the director of Customs General
Administration approved Methodology of
calculating indicators of merchandise trade
statistics. According to this new methodology
and its amendments, estimates of previous
years have changed.

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The table of this chapter were
developed on the basis of the statistical reports
from the Customs General Administration of
Mongolia.

The commodities were classified
according to the Harmonized System
developed by the World Trade Organization.
The price of import goods is defined by the
CIF condition which means that exporter has
to bear costs of transportation and insurance
till purchasers country border as well as
customs tax.
Industry

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Classification by the kind of economic
activities is based on the ISIC (International
Standard Industrial Classification) of United
Nation.

The value of total industrial sale is
value of sales, completed work and services
of business entities during the particular
period.

The growth of the industrial production
was estimated on the basis of constant price
of 2005 for the main commodities.

Data on production of the main
industrial commodities shows a physical
quantity of the particular produced goods.
Hazardous phenomena and disasters

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For terms, namely hazardous
phenomena, disasters, and accidents,
concepts and definitions set out in the Law on
Disaster Protection of Mongolia are followed.

Disasters mean loss of many human
lives and livestock, immense damage to
property and environment that exceeds
national and local resources and capacity
due to hazardous phenomena, major
technological accidents, and terrorist acts or
explosion.
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Hazardous phenomena mean severe
snow, dust storm, drought, dzud, flood,
earthquake, desertification, fire, epidemic,
epizootic, hazardous vegetative diseases or
spreading detrimental rodents.

Major technological accidents
mean destruction of factories, buildings,
communication or roads, accidents of
transportation facilities or leakage of radioactive
and hazardous chemical substances caused
by violation of technological procedures.
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(2012 )
Social and economic situation

of Mongolia
(As of the first quarter of 2012)
I.
I. Social indicators
2012
17661 ,
1835 11.6 ,
17737 ,
1856 11.7 .

In the first quarter of 2012, 17661
mothers delivered 17737 children (live births)
increased by 1835 mothers or 11.6 percent,
and 1856 children or 11.7 percent, compared
to same period of the previous year.

In the first quarter of 2012, at national
level infant mortality increased by 9 or 3.2
percent to 294, and child mortality aged 1-5
decreased by 2 or 3.3 percent to 59.
2012
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2012 3 50.1
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22.8 .
2012
487.5 . ,
306.7
62.9 ,
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54.3 21.5 ,
9.0 5.2
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2012 53.7 .

2.5 . 4.8 ,
390.7 4.7
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2012
180.6
2.6
2.5 98.9 21.0 .,
2.9 0.2 70.0 .,
137.8 0.9 10.0 .
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The number of unemployed reached
50.1 thousand at the end of March 2012,
reflecting an increase of 9.3 thous.persons
or 22.8 percent compared to same period of
the previous year.

In the first quarter of 2012, 487.5
thous.persons were registered as insurer,
of which 306.7 thousand or 62.9 percent
were those from the establishments, and
180.8 thousand or 37.1 percent from
the government budgetary organization.
Compared to same period of the previous
year, the number of insurers increased by
63.3 thousand or 14.9 percent, of which the
increased by 54.3 thousand or 21.5 percent
from establishments, and increased by 9.0
thousand or 5.2 percent from government
budgetary organization.

In the first quarter of 2012, social
welfare pensions and benefits allocated to
53.7 thous.persons, showing an increase
of 2.5 thous.persons or 4.8 percent, total
amount of the allocated fund increased by
390.7 mln.tog or 4.7 percent compared to
same period of the previous year.

Of 180.6 bln.tog distributed by the Human
Development Fund to 2.6 mln.people (with
double counting) in the first quarter of 2012, 2.5
mln.people or 98.9 percent were those receiving
the cash benefit of 21.0 thous.tog, 2.9 thous.
people or 0.2 percent those receiving 70.0 thous.
tog, and 137.8 thous.people or 0.9 percent those
receiving 10.0 thous.tog.
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2012
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1137 11.5
422
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2012
5788
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2012 1909 ,
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3 6114.8
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In the first quarter of 2012, the number
of infectious disease cases was 10996
persons, increase by 1137 cases or 11.5
percent compared to same period of the
previous year. The increase in the number of
infectious disease cases was mainly due to
the increases of 1467 persons or 5.0 times
in mumps, 156 persons or 16.0 percent in
syphilis, although there was decreases of 422
persons or 13.0 percent in viral hepatitis and
143 persons or 14.1 percent in varicella.

At national level, 5788 crimes were
registered in the first quarter of 2012,
reflecting an increase of 697 crimes or 13.7
previous year. The increase in the number
of crimes was mainly due to the increases in
crime against the right of ownership (547),
crime against the rules of safety of traffic
and use of motor vehicles (74), crime against
human life and health (or physical well-being)
(73), crimes against environmental protection
rules (57) compared to same period of the
previous year.

In the first quarter of 2012, occurred
crimes caused 1909 injuries and 354 deaths.
The number of injuries up by 35 persons or
1.9 percent and the number of deaths up by
8 persons or 2.3 percent compared to same
period of the previous year.
II. Macroeconomic indicators

The national consumer price index
in March 2012, increased by 2.2 percent
compared to the previous month, 7.6 percent
compared to the beginning of the year, and
15.3 percent compared to same period of
the previous year. The increase in national
index compared to the previous month was
mainly due to 6.7 percent increase in food
and non-alcoholic beverages.

According to the report of the Bank
of Mongolia, money supply (broad money
or M2) at the end of March 2012, reached to
6114.8 bln.tog, decreased by of 122.8 bln.
tog or 2.0 percent compared to the previous
month, and increased by 1159.7 bln.tog or
23.4 percent compared to same period of the
previous year.
2012
3 648.5
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117.3 22.1
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3 5781.5
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2050.7 55.0 .

2012 3
61.4 ,
0.2 0.3 ,
19.1
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2012 3
320.2 ,
3.1 1.0 ,
51.9
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2012 3
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2012 1048.8
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1104.8 ,

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182.8
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136.7 17.1
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79.0 30.3 ,

36.7 38.1 ,

At the end of March 2012, currency
issued in circulation reached 648.5 bln.tog,
decreased by 25.3 bln.tog or 3.8 percent
compared to the previous month, and
increased by 117.3 bln.tog or 22.1 percent
compared to same period of the previous
year.

Loans outstanding at the end of March
2012, amounted to 5781.5 bln.tog, up by
75.3 bln.tog or 1.3 percent compared to the
previous month, and up by 2050.7 bln.tog or
55.0 percent compared to same period of the
previous year.

Principals in arrears at the end of
March 2012 reached 61.4 bln.tog, increased
by 0.2 bln.tog or 0.3 percent compared to the
previous month, decreased by 19.1 bln.tog
or 23.7 percent compared to same period of
the previous year.

At the end of March 2012, the nonperforming loans over the bank system
reached 320.2 bln.tog, showing decreases
of 3.1 bln.tog or 1.0 percent compared to
the previous month, of 51.9 bln.tog or 13.9
previous year.

In March 2012, there were 21 trading
days and 4.5 mln.shares valued at 3.0 bln.
tog were traded.

In the first quarter of 2012, total
equilibrated revenue and grants of the
General Government Budget amounted to
1048.8 bln.tog and total expenditure and
net lending amounted to 1104.8 bln.tog,
representing deficit of 56.0 bln.tog in the
equilibrated balance of General Government
Budget.

Current revenue of the General
Government Budget amounted to 1045.3 bln.
tog and current expenditure reached 862.5
bln.tog. Thus, the budget equilibrated current
balance was in surplus of 182.8 bln.tog.

Compared to same period of the
previous year, tax revenue increased by
136.7 bln.tog or 17.1 percent. The increase
was mainly due to the increases of 79.0
bln.tog or 30.3 percent in taxes on goods
and services, 36.7 bln.tog or 38.1 percent
in social security contribution, 14.3 bln.tog
or 6.9 percent in Income tax and 10.4 bln.
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10.4 17.0
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5.8 5.7
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4.8
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tog or 17.0 percent in taxes on foreign trade

although there was decreases of 4.7 bln.tog
or 2.7 percent in other taxes.

2012 1104.8
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283.3 34.5
144.3
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77.5 25.1 , ,
37.9
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16.4 3.0 ,
7.4
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In the first quarter of 2012, total
expenditure and net lending of the General
Government Budget increased by 283.3
bln.tog or 34.5 percent to 1104.8 bln.tog
compared to same period of the previous
year. This was mainly due to increases
of 144.3 bln.tog or 3.0 times in capital
expenditure, 77.5 bln.tog or 25.1 percent in
expenditure of goods and services, 37.9 bln.
tog or 9.1 percent in subsidies and transfers,
16.4 bln.tog or 3.0 times in lending minus
repayments and 7.4 bln.tog or 55.3 percent
in interest payments.

2012
217.8
144.3
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8.4 5.0
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In the first quarter of 2012, spending of
217.8 bln.tog on capital expenditure increased
by 144.3 bln.tog or 3.0 times compared to
same period of the previous year. This was
mainly due to increases of 135.9 bln.tog or
2.9 times in capital expenditure of domestic
sources and 8.4 bln.tog or 5.0 times in foreign
financed capital expenditure, compared to
same period of the previous year.
2012
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2341.7 .,
883.8 ., 1457.9
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In the first quarter of 2012, Mongolia
traded with 113 countries from all over
the world and total external trade turnover
reached 2341.7 mln.US dollars, of which
exports made up 883.8 mln.US dollars and
imports made up 1457.9 mln.US dollars.
2011
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2012 3
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External trade balance showed a
deficit of 164.7 mln.US dollars in March 2012,
while it was in deficit of 145.9 mln.US dollars
in March 2011. Compared to same period of

Compared to same period of the
previous year, non-tax revenue increased
by 5.8 bln.tog or 5.7 percent. The increase
was mainly due to the increases of 7.6 bln.
tog or 2.3 times in revenues from others,
4.3 bln.tog or 61.2 percent in revenues from
oil petroleum, 2.4 bln.tog or 30.2 percent in
revenues from interest and 1.4 bln.tog or 16.2
percent in navigation fee although there was
decreases of 5.3 bln.tog or 9.1 percent in
revenues from budget entities and 4.8 bln.tog
or 32.1 percent in revenues from dividends.
, 18.8 the previous year, deficit increased by 18.8

. 12.9 .
mln.US dollars or 12.9 percent.

511.7 .
28.0 ,
370.1 . 34.0 ,
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Total external trade turnover increased
by 511.7 mln.US dollars or 28.0 percent, of
which imports up by 370.1 mln.US dollars
or 34.0 percent, and exports up by 141.7
mln.US dollars or 19.1 percent, compared
to same period of the previous year.

Mineral products, natural or cultured
stones, precious metal, jewelry, coins, raw &
processed hides, skins, fur & articles, animal
origin products, textile articles and auto & air
transport vehicles & their spare parts thereof
accounted for 98.0 percent of the total export
value amount.
III.
III. Economic sector indicators
2012

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45.5 , 59.6 .

In the first quarter of 2012, at national
level natural losses of adult animals down by
134.9 thous.heads or 52.3 percent to 123.0
thous.heads compared to same period of
the previous year. Out of the losses of adult
animals, 5.9 thousand were horses, 11.8
thousand were cows, 0.2 thousand were
camels, 45.5 thousand were sheeps and 59.6
thousand were goats.

In the first quarter of 2012, the total
industrial output increased by 37.7 bln.tog
or 8.9 percent to 460.6 bln.tog (at 2005
constant prices) compared to same period
of the previous year. The increase in the
industrial output was mainly due to 2.4-65.2
percent, increases in mining and quarrying
products such as copper, with concentrate,
molybdenum, with concentrate, coal, zincum
concentrate and crude oil and 3.8 percent
to 8.0 times increases in industrial main
products of manufacturing sector such as
spirit, alcoholic beverage, bakery products,
milk, sawn wood, metal steel, carpet, bread,
beer, soft drinks, small intestine, metal
sleeper, plastering mortar, briquette, electric
wire and articles of iron concrete.

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In the first quarter of 2012, 4945.6
thous.t freight and 914.9 thous.passengers
(double counting) were carried by railway
transport. Compared to same period of the
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2012 100.3
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2012
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/ .

2012 3
13-
31 ,
16 , 1- 6 , 32 ,
1 ,

29 , 13-
26 , 32- 25 ,
1- ,
23 ,
12 ,
9 , 10

31 , 13- 30 ,
29 , 32-
25 , 2.5
16
previous year, the number of carried freight

rose by 919.8 thous.t or 22.8 percent and the
number of carried passengers rose by 61.2
thous.persons or 7.2 percent. Due to the
increase in carried freight and passengers,
revenue from railway transport increased by
26.0 bln.tog or 35.1 percent to 100.3 bln.tog
in the first quarter of 2012, compared to same
period of the previous year.
In the first quarter of 2012, 876.9 t
freight and 147.1 thous.passengers (double
counting) were carried by air transport.
Compared to same period of the previous
year, the number of carried freight increased
by 472.7 t or 2.2 times, the number of carried
passengers rose by 46.4 thous.persons or
46.0 percent. Due to the increase in carried
freight and passengers, revenue from air
transport increased by 7.4 bln.tog or 28.2
percent to 33.6 bln.tog in the first quarter
of 2012, compared to same period of the
previous year.

According to the report of the Institute
of Meteorology and Hydrology, maximum
precipitation was registered in Bogd soum
(13.8 mm) of Uvurkhangai aimag in March
2012. In March 2012, Sukhbaatar and
Baruunkharaa soums of Selenge aimag had
the highest air temperature (20C), while
Tsetsen-Uul soums of Zavkhan aimag had
the lowest air temperature (-42C). Wind
speed reached 28 m/sec in Shinejinst soum
of Bayankhongor aimag.

Daily average concentration of
nitrogen dioxide exceeded 31 times around
the 13th micro district of Ulaanbaatar city,
16 times around Kharkhorin market, 6 times
around the 1st micro district, 1 time around
the 32nd Toirog and the Offitseruudiin ordon
respectively, daily average concentration of
sulphur dioxide exceeded 29 times around
the West crossroad, 26 times around the
13th micro district, 25 times around the 32nd
Toirog, 23 times around the 1st micro district
and the Kharkhorin market respectively,
12 times around the Misheel-Expo center
and 9 times around the Offitseruudiin
ordon, particulate matter less than 10
micrograms exceeded 31 times around
the Kharkhorin market, 30 times around
the 13th micro district, 29 times around the

26 ,

1

.

, 2012
1014
40 , 0.7 .
, .
946 ,
, ,

9 , ,
5 ,
4 . ,
2012 2.7
.
West crossroad, and 25 times around the

32nd Toirog, particulate matter less than 2.5
micrograms exceeded 26 times around the
West crossroad, carbon dioxide exceeded 1
time around the Misheel-Expo center from
the maximum allowable concentration of air
quality standard in March 2012.

In the first quarter of 2012, 1014
disasters and accidents occurred. As a
result, 40 people died, 0.7 thous.livestock
and domestic animals had lost. By the types
of disasters, 946 fires on possessions, 9
accidents related to artisanal mining and rock
falls and incidences of chemical substance
usage respectively, 5 cases of domestic
animal madness disease, 4 river and lake
accidents occurred in the first quarter of
2012. In the first quarter of 2012, estimated
damage caused by the disasters and
accidents amounted to 2.7 bln.tog.

CHAIRMAN OF THE NATIONAL STATISTICAL
OFFICE OF MONGOLIA
C.
S.MENDSAIKHAN
2012 4 10
10 April, 2012
17
,
MAIN INDICATORS, for the first quarter of selected years
Indicators
Social statistical indicators
( )
Number of births (live births)
, 3
Registered unemployed, end of the March,
, .

thous.persons
2011 I-III
15 881
2012 I-III
2012 I-III
%
2011 I-III
17 737
111.7
122.8
40.8
50.1
Number of infectious disease cases
9 859
10 996
111.5
Number of committed offences
5 091
5 788
113.7
2.7
7.6
Macro economic statistical indicators
National consumer price index, from the
, ,
beginning of the year, percent,
*, 3
Currency in circulation* end of the March,
bln.tog
531.1
648.5**
122.1
1 488.2**
126.0
1* 3 ,
Money M1* end of the March, bln.tog
1 181.5
2* 3 ,
, 3
Money M2* end of the March, bln.tog

Market exchange rate, average of the March
4 955.1
6 114.8**
123.4
, 1 .=*
1 USD=togrog*
1 228.5
1 333.3
108.5
Equilibrated revenue of General Goverment,
at current price, bln.tog
904.7
1 048.8
115.9
821.5
1 104.8
134.5
83.2
-56.0
902.7
1 045.3
115.8
739.8
862.5
116.6
, ,
Expenditure of General Government,
General Government budget overall
equilibrated balance,bln.tog
, ,
General Government current budget revenue,
General Government current budget expenditure,
,

,

General Government budget equilibrated current
balance, bln.tog
162.9
182.8
112.2
883.8
119.1
, .
Exports, mln.USD
742.1
, .
Imports, mln.USD
1 087.8
1 457.9
134.0
, .

External trade balance,mln.USD

Economic statistical indicators
- 345.7
- 574.1
166.1
, .
Number of survivals, thous.heads
2 835.3
3 774.2
133.1
257.9
123.0
47.7
422.9
460.6
108.9
, .
Losses of adult animals, thous.heads
Gross industrial output, at 2005 constant
2005 ,
prices,bln.tog
Of which:
- ,
-Mining and quarrying
250.9
270.5
107.8
-Manufacturing
104.6
117.6
112.5
-, ,
-Electricity, thermal energy and

67.4
72.5
107.6
23 044.1
23 110.4
100.3
8 363.2
8 399.8
100.4
81 634.3
76 092.0
93.2

, ,
water supply
Total amount of construction and capital
repair, maintenance, at current price, mln.tog
Carried freight, thous.t
Carried passengers, thous.persons
* :
* Source: Monthly statistical bulletin, Bank of Mongolia
** :
** Note: Preliminary estimates
18
Section 1. Population
I.
POPULATION
1.1. , , , 1000 , , ,

BIRTH, DEATH AND NATURAL INCREASE PER 1000 POPULATION, by aimags and the Capital,
as a first quarter of selected years
Birth
,
Aimags and the
Capital
/Total
2010
I-III
2011
I-III
6.1
5.7

Death
2012
I-III
6.5
2010
I-III
1.6
/BO
O/GO
/ZA
/UV
/KHO
5.7
6.0
5.5
6.3
5.7
5.5
5.7
4.3
7.7
5.9
6.5
5.0
5.5
4.7
5.6
5.6
7.1
6.7
6.0
6.5
7.4
1.4
1.7
1.6
1.9
1.3
6.5
7.4
5.7
5.4
5.7
4.9
2.9
5.3
5.5
3.9
6.5
4.9
6.2
5.8
6.9
4.3
7.2
6.3
7.1
1.6
1.9
1.6
1.8
1.5
1.9
6.1
5.4
5.7
5.7
6.5
4.8
3.7
6.2
4.5
2.3
7.0
7.1
5.6
5.4
4.9
4.8
3.3
1.0
1.6
1.3
1.6
1.6
1.4
1.4
:
Note:
6.7
2012
I-III
1.6
4.5
4.2
4.9
0.9
1.1
1.5
1.3
1.2
1.3
1.6
1.7
1.7
1.5
4.3
4.3
3.9
4.4
4.4
4.1
4.4
3.2
4.3
4.4
5.8
5.1
4.3
4.8
5.9
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.5
1.5
1.7
1.6
1.4
1.6
1.7
1.7
2.1
3.9
3.8
2.7
5.9
4.4
4.6
3.9
4.1
2.5
5.0
3.4
4.5
4.2
5.5
2.7
5.5
4.6
5.0
2.0
1.5
1.5
1.6
1.6
1.2
1.1
1.9
1.9
1.5
1.5
1.2
1.6
1.3
5.5
5.8
4.4
3.8
4.1
3.5
1.5
3.7
5.0
3.3
2.1
4.6
3.3
1.2
5.1
5.2
4.1
3.9
3.7
3.2
2.0
2.0
1.5
1.8
4.0
3.6
4.0
4.8
3.7
3.4
5.4
5.0
4.3
1.7
5.0
4.7
5.2
Eastern region
6.4
5.7
5.1
7.4
6.5
6.1
2.1
1.8
1.7
/UB
2011
I-III
Central region
/DD
Y/SU
/KHE
1.5
2010
I-III
Khangai region
/GS
/DA
O/DO
/DU
/OM
/SE
/TO
2012
I-III
Western region
/AR
/BKH
/BU
/OR
/OV
/KHS
2011
I-III
*
Natural increase
1.6
2.0
1.7
Ulaanbaatar
6.4
6.9
1.7
1.7
*,.
*Thenaturalincreaseofpopulationhascalculatedbasedonbirthanddeathdataproduced
bytheMinistryofHealth
19
2.
II.
LABOUR
2.1 , , 3
EMPLOYMENT IN INDUSTRY, by divisions, at the end of March of the selected years

Industrial division
Industrial division
Mining and quarring
Mining of coal and lignite, extraction of peat

Extraction of crude petroleum
Mining of metal ores
Other mining and quarrying
Manufacturing
Manufacture of food products and beverages
, , , , ,
Production, processing and preserving of

meat, fish, fruit, vegetables, oils, fats
Manufacture of dairy products
, ,
Manufacture of grain mill products, starches,
starch products, and prepared animal feeds

/
/
, , ,

,
,
, ,

,

, ,

Manufacture of other food products

Manufacture
beverages
Manufacture
of of
beverages
/ included
alcohol
drinks
/
/ includes
alcohol
drinks/
Manufacture of tobacco products

Manufacture of textiles
Manufacture of wearing apparel, dressing and
dyeing of fur
Tanning, dressing of leather, manufacture of
luggage, handbags, saddlery harness,
footwear
Manufacture of wood and wooden products
Manufacture of paper and paper products
Publishing, printing and reproduction of
recorded media
Manufacture of coke and briquette
Manufacture of chemicals and chemical
products
Manufacture of rubber and plastics
products
Production of other non-metallic mineral
products
Manufacture of basic metals
Manufacture of fabricated metal
products,except machinery
Manufacture of office accounting
and computing
Manufacture of electrical
and apparatus
2012 III
2012 III
%
2011 III
52 077
54 862
105.3
15 965
17 306
108.4
5 412
6 702
123.8
421
8 300
1 832
534
8 309
1 761
126.8
100.1
96.1
21 817
23 164
106.2
9 531
9 661
101.4
1 102
1 189
107.9
557
675
121.2
750
625
83.3
3 537
3 621
102.4
3 585
3 551
99.1
129
3 656
146
3 999
113.2
109.4
1 375
1 242
90.3
172
323
187.8
804
298
854
369
106.2
123.8
1 079
1 023
94.8
46
987
160
1 190
347.8
120.6
27
111
411.1
1 736
1 814
104.5
1 202
1 481
123.2
303
238
78.5
27
43
159.3
56
47
83.9
95
102
107.4
129
123
95.3
165
238
144.2
14 295
14 392
100.7
10 897
10 955
100.5
3 398
3 437
101.1
Manufacture of medical precision and optical

instruments
Manufacture of other transport
equipment
Manufacture of furniture
others
,
,
Electricity, thermal energy and

water supply
, ,
,
Electricity, thermal energy, steam

Collection, purification and distribution
of water
20
2011 III
Section 2. Labour
2.2 *, , 2005 ,

LABOUR PRODUCTIVITY OF INDUSTRIAL SECTOR *, by divisions, at 2005 constant prices, by the first quarter of selected years
Industrial division
Industrial division
2011 I-III
2012 I-III 2012 I-III %

2011 I-III
8 305.4
8 535.3
102.8
Mining and quarring
16 430.1
16 428.2
100.0
Mining of coal and lignite, extraction of peat

11 993.0
69 464.8
19 705.5
3 130.5
10 510.3
89 036.2
19 740.5
2 756.5
87.6
128.2
100.2
88.1
Manufacturing
4 912.1
5 103.8
103.9
Manufacture of food products and beverages
7 087.6
7 767.7
109.6
, , , , ,
Production, processing and preserving of

meat, fish, fruit, vegetables, oils, fats
2 141.6
2 985.6
139.4
8 796.8
8 448.1
96.0
, ,
Manufacture of grain mill products, starches,

starch products, and prepared animal feeds
17 232.6
10 700.1
62.1
1 870.7
2 143.6
114.6

/
/
, , ,

,
,
, ,

Manufacture
of beverages
Manufacture
of beverages
/ included
alcohol
drinks
/
/ includes
alcohol
drinks/

Manufacture of wearing apparel, dressing and
dyeing of fur
Tanning, dressing of leather, manufacture of
luggage, handbags, saddlery harness,
footwear
Manufacture of wood and wooden products
Manufacture of paper and paper products
Publishing, printing and reproduction of
recorded media

Manufacture of chemicals and chemical
products
, ,

,

Manufacture of rubber and plastics

products
Production of other non-metallic mineral
products
products,except machinery
and computing
apparatus
Manufacture of medical precision and optical
instruments
Manufacture of furniture others
,
,

water supply
, ,
,

of water
11 697.6
14 490.7
18 844.8
3 623.4
15 866.0
3 056.0
123.9
84.2
84.3
1 377.4
1 073.6
77.9
428.7
900.7
210.1
671.9
1 538.4
621.2
2 339.9
92.5
152.1
2 085.6
2 439.7
117.0
1 636.7
2 487.5
152.0
3 706.9
4 332.6
116.9
17 514.4
4 515.4
25.8
2 662.9
7 308.0
1 606.4
7 388.5
60.3
101.1
37.2
16.8
45.3
5 966.2
35 420.9
593.7
2 070.8
21 744.6
1 050.1
573.8
22.2
3.9
1 616.8
928.0
57.4
4 694.8
5 016.9
106.9
5 831.3
6 247.8
107.1
1 031.4
1 027.5
99.6
:
* ( ).
Note:
* Gross output per employees (Employment number is the employment average number of first quarter).
21
2.
2.3,,,3
NUMBEROFREGISTEREDUNEMPLOYED,byregions,aimagsandCapital,attheendofMarchofselectedyears
,
AimagsandtheCapital
/Total
Female
40757
21251
2011III
Female
24035
50068
2012III*
2012*III
%
2011III
122.8
/Westernregion
/BO
/GO
/ZA
/UV
/KHO
7781
1237
826
2769
1185
1764
4130
575
495
1393
711
956
7103
1427
879
1825
747
2225
3296
510
486
857
345
1098
91.3
115.4
106.4
65.9
63.0
126.1
/Khangairegion
/AR
/BKH
/BU
/OR
/OV
/KHS
13505
2023
2318
1791
2027
2966
2380
7214
987
1404
881
1063
1494
1385
11993
2171
1805
692
2224
2338
2763
5400
1062
669
338
1094
984
1253
88.8
107.3
77.9
38.6
109.7
78.8
116.1
/Centralregion
/GS
/DA
/DO
/DU
/OM
/SE
/TO
6826
187
1907
769
963
512
1062
1426
3660
96
994
507
515
327
482
739
8104
256
2364
836
831
891
1531
1395
3813
126
1138
261
455
340
769
724
118.7
136.9
124.0
108.7
86.3
174.0
144.2
97.8
/Easternregion
/DD
/SU
/KHE
3027
934
1016
1077
1397
510
594
293
4875
2001
1554
1320
2555
995
843
717
161.1
214.2
153.0
122.6
/Ulaanbaatar
/UB
9618
9618
4850
4850
17993
17993
8971
8971
187.1
187.1
*:,
*Source:MonthlyreportoftheMinistryofSocialWelfareandLabour
22
Section 2. Labour
2.4*,,20123
NUMBEROFREGISTEREDUNEMPLOYED*,byagegroup,attheendofMarch,2012
,
Aimagsand
theCapital
/Total
:
Ofwhom:Byagegroups
Female
24035
50068
Total
1524
Female
4803
9750
Female
10657
21601
2534
3544
Female
5633
11750
4559
Female
2942
6967
/Westernregion
/BO
/GO
/ZA
/UV
/KHO
7103
1427
879
1825
747
2225
3296
510
486
857
345
1098
1149
179
135
316
141
378
543
52
81
156
75
179
2784
618
365
677
263
861
1345
243
201
328
127
446
2046
420
251
537
209
629
1007
162
145
253
114
333
1124
210
128
295
134
357
401
53
59
120
29
140
/Khangairegion
/AR
/BKH
/BU
/OR
/OV
/KHS
11993
2171
1805
692
2224
2338
2763
5400
1062
669
338
1094
984
1253
2115
52
437
141
564
460
461
935
25
161
69
277
194
209
5776
1725
718
382
1083
818
1050
2652
846
266
187
533
344
476
2909
365
505
115
398
692
834
1289
181
187
56
196
291
378
1193
29
145
54
179
368
418
524
10
55
26
88
155
190
/Centralregion
/GS
/DA
/DO
/DU
/OM
/SE
/TO
8104
256
2364
836
831
891
1531
1395
3813
126
1138
261
455
340
769
724
1601
61
404
187
164
207
315
263
757
31
199
79
85
61
164
138
3464
91
1102
396
319
356
616
584
1626
42
519
113
193
157
301
301
1970
56
589
169
223
200
375
358
979
34
296
57
120
82
189
201
1069
48
269
84
125
128
225
190
451
19
124
12
57
40
115
84
/Easternregion
/DD
/SU
/KHE
4875
2001
1554
1320
2555
995
843
717
1091
493
353
245
559
227
194
138
2029
794
688
547
1094
402
389
303
1041
387
328
326
552
193
174
185
714
327
185
202
350
173
86
91
17993
17993
8971
8971
3794
3794
2009
2009
7548
7548
3940
3940
3784
3784
1806
1806
2867
2867
1216
1216
/Ulaanbaatar
/UB
*:,
23
2.
2.5,,,,
NUMBEROFUNEMPLOYEDWHONEWLYREGISTEREDANDACQUIREDAJOB,byregions,aimagsandtheCapital,asafirstquarterofselectedyears
Numberofnewlyregisteredunemployed
AimagsandtheCapital
Numberofpersonacquiredajoboutofregistered
unemployed
2012IIII
2011IIII
2012IIII*
%
2011IIII
6473
4821
74.5
11553
14320
2012IIII
2011IIII%
124.0
/Westernregion
/BO
/GO
/ZA
/UV
/KHO
1413
303
94
331
111
574
1703
541
289
478
143
252
120.5
178.5
307.4
144.4
128.8
43.9
676
206
84
142
114
130
665
104
197
110
177
77
98.4
50.5
234.5
77.5
155.3
59.2
/Khangairegion
/AR
/BKH
/BU
/OR
/OV
/KHS
2040
254
131
278
479
815
83
2537
115
497
673
404
420
428
124.4
45.3
379.4
242.1
84.3
51.5
515.7
876
325
87
103
200
76
85
481
49
1
59
180
110
82
54.9
15.1
1.1
57.3
90.0
144.7
96.5
/Centralregion
/GS
/DA
/DO
/DU
/OM
/SE
/TO
1978
144
552
215
348
249
202
268
2756
101
730
295
257
282
446
645
139.3
70.1
132.2
137.2
73.9
113.3
220.8
240.7
1169
85
418
88
118
155
138
167
743
42
273
115
64
96
50
103
63.6
49.4
65.3
130.7
54.2
61.9
36.2
61.7
/Easternregion
/DD
/SU
/KHE
1393
316
490
587
1761
370
855
536
126.4
117.1
174.5
91.3
867
168
365
334
526
44
155
327
60.7
26.2
42.5
97.9
/Ulaanbaatar
/UB
4729
4729
5563
5563
117.6
117.6
2885
2885
2406
2406
83.4
83.4
2011IIII
/Total
2012IIII*
*:,
2.6*,,,,,2012
NUMBEROFPERSONSHAVEACQUIREDAJOBATTHENEWWORKPLACES*,byagegroup,regions,aimagsandtheCapital,asafirstquarteroftheyear2012
,
Aimagsand
theCapital
/Total
:
Ofwhom:Byagegroups
Female
3792
1843
Total
1524
Female
311
723
Female
664
1384
2534
3544
Female
510
958
4559
Female
339
695
60+
32
Female
19
/Westernregion
/BO
/GO
/ZA
/UV
/KHO
352
141
58
1
152
175
60
33
82
74
34
15
25
30
10
7
13
106
42
11
53
56
19
7
30
93
40
19
1
33
49
19
11
19
78
25
13
40
39
12
8
19
/Khangairegion
/AR
/BKH
/BU
/OR
/OV
/KHS
632
100
5
418
109
352
52
4
245
51
67
15
45
7
35
7
24
4
225
39
1
151
34
127
18
94
15
205
25
3
132
45
119
14
3
78
24
126
20
1
83
22
66
13
1
45
7
9
1
7
1
4
1
/Centralregion
/GS
/DA
/DO
/DU
/OM
/SE
/TO
301
14
171
116
148
6
81
61
46
1
20
25
27
11
16
106
5
62
39
52
2
29
21
84
7
47
30
44
3
25
16
62
1
39
22
23
1
14
/Easternregion
/DD
/SU
/KHE
201
50
151
103
24
79
33
6
27
16
3
13
65
12
53
38
7
31
43
16
27
20
7
13
59
16
43
29
7
22
2306
2306
1065
1065
503
503
203
203
882
882
391
391
533
533
278
278
370
370
182
182
18
18
11
11
/Ulaanbaatar
/UB
*:,
24
Section 3. Selected social indicators
2.7*,,2012
NUMBEROFPERSONSHAVEACQUIREDAJOBATTHENEWWORKPLACES*,
bydivisions,asafirstquarterof2012
Divisions
TOTAL
:
,,
,
,

,,,
,,
,
,
,

,
,,
Ofwhich:
Agriculture,forestry,
fishing&hunting
Mining&quarring
Manufacturing
Electricity,gas,steamand
airconditioningsupply
Watersupplysewerage,
wastemanagementand
remediationactivities
Construction
Wholesale&retailtrade,
repairofmotorvehiclesand
motocycles
Transportationandstorage
Accommodationandfood
serviceactivities
Information,communication
Financialandinsurance
activities
Professional,scientificand
technicalactivities
Administrative and support
service activities
Publicadministrationand
defencecompulsorysocial
insurancy
Education
Humanhealthandsocial
workactivities
Arts,entertainmentandrecreation
Otherserviceactivities
Activitiesofhouseholds
asemployers
Activitiesofextraterritorial
organizationsandbodies
Female
3792
1843
452
272
530
201
38
287
8
529
3
143
830
54
506
13
237
30
163
14
55
35
37
286
21
166
55
46
335
36
19
175
24
19
*:,
25
3. ,
III. ,
SOCIAL INSURANCE AND WELFARE
3.1 , , ,
REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE OF SOCIAL INSURANCE FUND, by types, as a first quarter of the selected years
Revenue of social insurance fund, mln.tog

Of which:
Retirement insurance fund
Benefit insurance fund
Health insurance fund
IAOD* insurance fund
Unemployment insurance fund
,
:

*-

Expenditure of social insurance fund, mln tog

Of which:
Retirement insurance fund
Benefit insurance fund
Health insurance fund
IAOD* insurance fund
Unemployment insurance fund
2011
I-III
161 154.6
2012 . III
2012
2011 . III
I-III
221 692.2
137.6
88 429.5
3 784.7
19 725.9
5 512.5
3 777.3
116 726.7
5 531.4
25 556.2
8 123.4
5 216.9
154 895.1
7 501.9
39 985.6
12 715.8
6 593.8
132.7
135.6
156.5
156.5
126.4
114 089.3
144 536.3
156 656.7
108.4
85 116.4
5 818.2
16 585.1
3 901.7
2 667.9
111 498.3
6 575.3
18 860.5
5 060.9
2 541.3
118 903.3
8 912.6
22 025.0
5 277.5
1 538.3
106.6
135.5
116.8
104.3
60.5
,
:

*-

2010
I-III
121 229.9
: * - ,
Note: * IAOD - Industrial accident and occupational disease
3.2 , ,
,
NUMBER OF INSURED PERSONS FOR COMPULSORY SOCIAL INSURANCE AND PENSION ALLOCATED,
by types of pensions, as a first quarter of the selected years
1.
:
,
*
2. ,
:

Number of insured persons for compulsory

insurance
Of which:
Establishments & institutions
Government budgetary organization*
Amount of granted pensions, mln.tog
Of which:
Retirement
Disabled pensions
Breadwinner loss pension
Military
2011
I-III
2012
I-III
397 535
424 209
487 500
114.9
234 967
162 568
252 449
171 760
306 743
180 757
121.5
105.2
83 362.3
109 294.0
114 715.9
105.0
60 800.7
10 675.2
6 257.4
5 629.0
80 682.6
13 517.3
7 697.4
7 396.7
83 861.4
13 280.3
6 647.8
10 926.4
104.0
98.2
86.4
147.7
:
Source: Report of the State of General Office Social Insurance
: * - , ,
.
Note:
* - The number of total insurers, who pay social insurance contribution from the budget organizations has included insurers even
they have shifted to another job, retired and released.
26
2012 . III
2011 . III
2010
I-III
Section 3. Social insurance and social welfare
3.3 Y Y , ,
, ,
NUMBER OF PERSONS RECEIVED SOCIAL WELFARE SERVICES, by types, as a first quarter of the selected years
, .
Number of persons
2010 I-III
1. ,
Social welfare pensions and
2011 I-III
Total granted pensions, mln.tog
2012 I-III
2010 I-III
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
172 955
146 914
159 667
11 190.3
15 511.6
16 728.8
55 680
117 275
51 250
95 664
53 700
105 967
6 323.0
4 867.3
8 244.7
7 266.9
8 635.4
8 093.4
82 512
71 500
78 677
3 089.4
4 680.1
5 513.3
15 895
9 137
11 959
850.0
1 180.3
1 198.2
16 500
13 747
14 281
821.5
1 187.7
1 199.1
2 368
1 280
1 050
106.4
218.8
182.8
Social welfare services and

mitigations
158 952
159 501
198 638
11 505.1
18 440.0
30 712.7
Concess ions for the elders
31 790
49 959
22 500
844.9
1 310.1
1 929.4
Concessions for disabled people
2 778
10 977
8 780
534.6
529.5
718.5
2 300
4 028
6 360
107.0
398.9
707.0
117 884
90 033
156 493
8 817.2
14 960.6
26 123.5
4 200
4 504
4 505
1 201.4
1 240.9
1 234.3
1 125 083* 2 486 509* 2 637 823*
175 302.9
180 575.0

Y:
,

allowances
Long-term pensions
Conditioned cash benefits
Of which:
Allowances to pregnant or lactating
mothers
Allowances for people caring elders
Allowances for persons taking care

of disabled ones
Allowances for persons who
adopted and brought up of double
orphans

2.

Social welfare services
Social welfare incentives,

conditioned cash benefits
Benefits for honored elders
Human development fund allowances
: ,
Source: Report of the labour and Social Welfare Service Office
: *-
Note:
*- By doubled number
27
4.
IV.
HEALTH
4.1 , , ,
NUMBER OF BIRTHS, MATERNAL AND CHILD DEATHS, as the first quarter of the selected years

Number of
mothers
delivered child
Periods
2009
2010
2011
2010
I-XII
I-XII
I-XII
I
II
III
I-III
2011
II
III
I-III
2012
I
II
III
I-III
2012 I-III
2011 I-III
Live births
Maternal
deaths

Infant mortality
1-5

Under-five
mortality
68 544
65 660
70 328
68 762
65 889
70 576
56
30
34
15 522
17 276
17 127
1 386
1 275
1 152
240
347
258
6 097
5 122
5 604
16 823
5 163
5 096
5 567
15 826
6 015
5 564
6 082
17 661
6 127
5 126
5 622
16 875
5 190
5 103
5 588
15 881
6 033
5 598
6 106
17 737
6
1
1
8
4
7
11
4
3
3
10
1 564
1 418
1 522
4 504
1 432
1 452
1 422
4 306
1 406
1 485
1 581
4 472
137
106
140
383
94
97
94
285
105
101
88
294
30
34
37
101
16
22
23
61
21
17
21
59
111.6
111.7
90.9
103.9
103.2
96.7
:
Source: *Monthly report of the Ministry of Health
28

Number of
deaths
Section 4. Health
4.2 1-5 , , ,
UNDER-FIVE MORTALITY, by regions, aimags and the Capital city
1-5
Under-five mortality
,
Aimags and the Capital
/Total
:/Of which:
2011
347

/Sub total
/BO
/GO
/ZA
/UV
/KHO

/Sub total
/AR
/BKH
/BU
/OR
/OV
/KHS

/Sub total
/GS
/DA
/DO
/DU
/OM
/SE
/TO

/Sub total
/DD
/SU
/KHE
/UB
2010
Western region
74
25
8
10
19
12
Khangai region
71
10
12
4
8
13
24
Central region
40
1
9
5
7
5
9
4
Eastern region
24
7
5
12
Ulaanbaatar
138
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
258
61
59
36
11
2
5
8
10
7
1
1
5
10
4
3
3
54
9
13
2
6
15
9
18
5
5
2
5
1
9
1
2
2
2
2
36
9
8
2
4
8
5
5
3
1
1
10
5
1
2
2
32
11
8
13
8
2
6
6
1
1
4
100
23
24
29
4.
4.3 , , ,
INFANT MORTALITY, by regions, aimags and the Capital city
2010
/Total
:/Of which:
/Sub total
/BO
/GO
/ZA
/UV
/KHO
/Sub total
/AR
/BKH
/BU
/OR
/OV
/KHS
/Sub total
/GS
/DA
/DO
/DU
/OM
/SE
/TO
/Sub total
/DD
/SU
/KHE
/UB
1000

Infant mortality rate per 1000 live births

Infant mortality
,
Aimags and the
Capital
2011
1 275
2011 I-III
1 152

216
63
32
31
46
44

320
281
51
33
50
41
11
20
34
35
78
68
87
93

138
113
1
3
20
23
32
18
19
10
26
24
16
10
24
25

89
92
37
40
25
24
27
28
487
450
241
55
27
44
65
50
2010
2012 I-III
285
294
54
9
9
12
11
13
50
19
7
6
10
8
69
6
12
4
10
15
22
90
13
10
5
12
16
34
25
1
4
2
4
3
5
6
27
1
4
7
3
4
2
6
22
9
4
9
24
7
8
9
115
103
2011 I-III
2011
19
Western region
26
23
21
27
33
24
Khangai region
25
26
27
20
15
28
30
Central region
15
3
8
25
22
22
8
26
Eastern region
20
20
22
19
Ulaanbaatar
16
2012 I-III
16
18
17
23
25
24
23
23
18
25
18
28
33
25
26
21
31
20
16
21
14
21
16
19
11
14
27
30
22
12
26
16
18
26
28
27
27
19
22
19
25
41
13
8
9
13
13
20
5
27
12
13
7
7
24
9
10
29
12
10
6
21
15
13
4
22
19
20
19
19
19
19
13
25
19
14
24
22
13
16
12
4.4
NUMBER OF INFECTIOUS DISEASE CASES
Periods
2009
2010
2011
I-XII
I-XII
I-XII
2010
I
II
III
2011
I
II
III
2012
I
II
III
I-III
I-III
I-III
2012 I-III
2011 I-III %
30

Number of
infectious disease
cases
Viral hepatitis
Tuberculosis
Varicella
Shigellosis
Syphilis
Gonococcal
infection
Trichomoniasis
38 859
41 373
42 839
6 865
9 099
14 672
4 218
4 213
3 985
1 654
1 268
3 097
3 099
3 451
2 120
4 912
3 937
4 268
6 350
5 741
5 159
5 767
4 623
4 000
2 373
2 511
2 849
7 733
3 050
3 183
3 626
9 859
3 815
3 405
3 776
10 996
563
406
356
1 325
1 297
962
993
3 252
1 398
880
552
2 830
307
295
500
1 102
269
347
439
1 055
303
290
435
1 028
64
67
92
223
278
338
399
1 015
347
305
220
872
142
170
108
420
110
92
127
329
113
75
87
275
334
246
352
932
259
379
336
974
361
329
440
1 130
452
470
439
1 361
369
432
446
1 247
408
398
418
1 224
329
336
406
1 071
277
374
352
1 003
346
345
352
1 043
111.5
87.0
97.4
85.9
83.6
116.0
98.2
104.0
Section 4. Health
4.5 , , , ,
NUMBER OF PERSONS GOT TREATED AND DIED, by regions, aimags and the Capital city, as the first quarter of
the selected years
,
Aimags and the
capital

Number of persons got treated
2011 I-III
/Total
:/Of which:
170 885
/Sub total
/BO
/GO
/ZA
/UV
/KHO
26 329
6 519
4 323
4 758
5 046
5 683
/Sub total
/AR
/BKH
/BU
/OR
/OV
/KHS
31 795
6 227
5 630
3 225
4 405
5 221
7 087
/Sub total
/GS
/DA
/DO
/DU
/OM
/SE
/TO
25 922
1 191
5 781
3 579
2 753
2 628
5 691
4 299
/Sub total
/DD
/SU
/KHE
11 636
4 151
3 120
4 365
/UB
75 203
2012 I-III

Deaths
2012 I-III
2011 I-III 2012 I-III
2011 I-III %
188 189

27 761
7 320
4 084
4 884
5 368
6 105

34 759
6 273
5 583
3 791
4 898
6 293
7 921

28 469
1 223
6 544
3 808
3 176
3 186
6 105
4 427

12 978
4 905
3 451
4 622
84 222
110.1
4 306
105.4
112.3
94.5
102.6
106.4
107.4
479
89
62
116
102
110
109.3
100.7
99.2
117.6
111.2
120.5
111.8
847
125
118
90
125
178
211
109.8
102.7
113.2
106.4
115.4
121.2
107.3
103.0
639
28
142
87
76
80
125
101
111.5
118.2
110.6
105.9
352
116
112
124
112.0
1 989
,
, 2011 ,
Compostion of infectious disease cases, by types of
diseases as the first quarter of year 2011, by percentage

Shigellosis
3.3%
Other
10.0%
4 472
103.9
Western region
112.7
127.0
133.9
94.8
118.6
102.7
Khangai region
898
106.0
134
107.2
109
92.4
84
93.3
153
122.4
170
95.5
248
117.5
Central region
688
107.7
26
92.9
178
125.4
89
102.3
58
76.3
75
93.8
153
122.4
109
107.9
Eastern region
334
94.9
141
121.6
77
68.8
116
93.5
Ulaanbaatar
2 012
101.2
540
113
83
110
121
113
998
1 091
109.3
123
14
19
32
23
35
134
32
25
23
26
28
108.9
228.6
131.6
71.9
113.0
80.0
190
30
36
16
18
46
44
226
36
31
20
27
48
64
118.9
120.0
86.1
125.0
150.0
104.3
145.5
114
7
24
17
15
20
13
18
131
4
31
19
16
15
26
20
114.9
57.1
129.2
111.8
106.7
75.0
200.0
111.1
63
24
17
22
91
43
20
28
144.4
179.2
117.6
127.3
508
509
100.2
, ,
2012 ,
Compostion of infectious disease cases, by types of diseases
as the first quarter of year 2012, by percentage
Viral hepatitis
33.0%
Syphilis
9.9%
2012 I-III
2011 I-III %
:
Of which: Number of deaths
in hospitals
2012 I-III
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
2011 I-III %
Viral hepatitis
25.7%
Other
23.7%

Shigellosis
2.5%

Varicella
7.9%
Trichomoniasi
s
10.2%
Gonococcal
infection
12.6%

Varicella
10.3%
Tuberculosis
10.7%
Gonococcal
infection
11.1%
Tuberculosis
9.3%
Trichomoniasis
9.5%
Syphilis
10.3%
31
5.
V.
CRIME
5.1 Y , , ,
NUMBER OF COMMITTED OFFENCES, by classification and types of crime, as a first quarter of selected years

-
Types of offences
Committed offences - Total
2010 I-III
4 671
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
%
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
5 091
5 788
113.7
/ By classification of crime
Minor
1 934
2 020
2 331
115.4
Less serious
2 173
2 474
2 794
112.9
Serious
491
485
519
107.0
73
112
144
128.6
1 792
1 826
1 899
104.0
44
5
52
280
1 407
56
7
45
240
1 468
67
3
43
208
1 559
119.6
42.9
-
95.6
86.7
106.2
100.0
86
115
97
84.3
Grave
/ By types of offences
, Crimes against human life and health
(or physical well-being)
Y:

, , ,

, ,

:
,

Y:
,

:
Of which:
Attempted murder
Negligent murder
Bringing to suicide
Persons committed to suicide
Deaths due to unfortunate cases
Inflicted injury to someone's body
Crimes against individual's reputation and dignity
Crimes against children, family and social morals
Of which:
Rape
Crimes against citizens' political and other rights
and freedoms
Crimes against the right of ownership
Of which:
Theft of property
Mugging
Robbery
Fraud
Forgery
Crimes against national security
Economic crimes
Crimes against public security
Of which:
Hooliganism
Crimes against public health
Crimes against environmental protection rules
Crimes against the rules of safety of traffic and
use of motor vehicles
Crimes against administrative order
Crimes against administration of justice
Malfeasance crimes
Crimes against military service
Crimes against security of computer data
:
Source:
Report of the General Police Department
32
70
97
75
77.3
11
13
118.2
1 879
1 976
2 523
127.7
1 288
36
162
216
77
21
47
344
1 418
47
152
206
53
11
56
516
1 791
47
168
268
81
22
48
459
126.3
100.0
110.5
130.1
152.8
200.0
85.7
89.0
329
496
439
88.5
52
48
61
51
80
108
131.1
211.8
291
332
406
122.3
60
18
14
1
73
24
30
2
70
20
29
7
95.9
83.3
96.7
350.0
Section 5. Crime
5.2 , , , , ,
NUMBER OF COMMITTED OFFENCES, by regions, aimags and the Capital, by types, as a first quarter of selected years
:
Aimags and the

Capital
Total
2011 I-III
/ Total
5 091
2012 I-III
5 788
Of which:
, ,

Crimes against human

life and health (or
physical well-being)
Crimes committed by
domestic violence
Crimes against children,

family and social morals
Crimes against public

security
Crimes against the rules

of safety of traffic and
use of motor vehicles
Crimes against the right

of ownership
2011 I-III
1 826
2012 I-III
1 899
2012 I-III
2011 I-III
100
180
2012 I-III
2011 I-III
115
434
102
40
82
110
100
430
115
67
94
73
81
142
44
11
41
17
29
/ Subtotal
/AR
/BH
/BU
/OR
/OV
/HS
632
121
85
56
126
114
130
726
102
97
72
142
170
143
221
29
30
14
54
46
48
/ Subtotal
/GS
/DA
/DO
/DU
/OM
/SE
/TO
782
34
169
147
46
89
176
121
898
45
180
148
75
97
199
154
331
16
75
59
16
45
73
47
/ Subtotal
/DD
/SU
/HE
337
156
35
146
412
153
49
210
79
51
9
19
2 867
3 241
1 039
39
81
14
/UB
* / Other*
162
3
65
1
18
34
1
16
1
29

248
6
26
29
15
1
53
5
72
53

363
7
25
84
56
33
3
44
3
82
1
39

80
6
41
5
11
28
1
1 029
78
17
2012 I-III
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
516
459
332
406
1 976
2 523
27
1
4
16
6
11
3
4
3
1
18
2
5
3
4
4
17
2
4
3
2
6
198
42
17
33
60
46
194
36
30
45
47
36
37
6
9
3
5
7
7
32
3
4
1
15
4
5
38
9
6
3
5
8
7
65
6
17
9
6
15
12
279
65
27
32
57
45
53
318
60
36
43
63
68
48
50
3
19
3
3
1
15
6
44
11
8
6
4
12
3
54
1
4
16
5
8
10
10
67
3
6
6
3
17
15
17
238
13
55
35
21
20
51
43
331
16
68
64
31
21
61
70
43
12
5
26
48
8
8
32
17
9
8
13
3
3
7
170
76
18
76
244
91
25
128
356
322
202
241
1 078
1,395
13
41
Western region

/ Subtotal
/BO
/GO
/ZA
/UV
/HO
2011 I-III
97
6
4
1
1
13
2
3
2
6
21
1
11
5
4
18
4
1
1
3
4
5
12
1
5
2
3
1
-
24
1
6
1
3
9
4
15
6
9
9
4
1
4
123
51
12
6
5
1
Khangai region
10
2
2
1
5
Central region
17
2
2
3
7
3
Eastern region
5
2
3
Ulaanbaatar
53
-
: * - ,
.
Note: *
- Offences recorded in Police divisions of Mongolian Railway and Airlines, and committed
by Mongolian citizens in abroad have included.
33
5.
5.3 18 10000 Y Y ,
, , ,
NUMBER OF OFFENCES PER 10000 POPULATION AGED 18 AND ABOVE,
by regions, aimags and the Capital, as a first quarter of selected years
,
-
-
Aimags and
the Capital
National average

Average
Bayan-Olgii
Govi-Altai
Zavkhan
Uvs
Khovd

Average
Arkhangai
Bayankhongor
Bulgan
Orkhon
Ovorkhangai
Khovsgol

Average
Govisumber
Darkhan-Uul
Dornogovi
Dundgovi
Omnogovi
Selenge
Tov

Average
Dornod
Sukhbaatar
Khentii
Ulaanbaatar
2010 I-III
2011 I-III
26
2012 I-III
28
31
Western region
15
19
13
20
12
11
12
18
18
25
17
20
Khangai region
16
17
18
21
18
16
13
14
25
21
13
16
13
16
Central region
23
25
34
36
20
26
32
37
15
15
21
26
27
26
21
20
Eastern region
21
26
24
31
11
10
25
33
Ulaanbaatar
36
36
19
22
19
20
17
16
20
17
18
18
23
23
17
29
46
28
37
25
28
28
26
31
30
13
46
39
: - 18 .
Note:
- Estimated by population aged 18 and above in the beginning of the particular year
5.4 ,
CRIME CAUSED DAMAGES, as a first quarter of selected years
mln.tog
-
:

34
Indicators
Total amount of damages
Of which:
Damages for state
property
Damages for private
property
Amount of restituted damages
2010 I-III
10 751.7
2011 I-III
7 558.6
2012 I-III
15 090.4
6 396.7
1 201.0
1 142.7
4 355.0
1 541.5
6 340.8
1 497.8
13 575.5
3 761.7
Section 5. Crime
5.5 , , , , ,

NUMBER OF OFFENDERS (SUSPECTS AND DEFENDANTS), by regions, aimags and the Capital, by types,
:
2011 I-III
/ Total
4 392
/ Subtotal
/BO
/GO
/ZA
/UV
/HO
433
107
33
60
113
120
/ Subtotal
/AR
/BH
/BU
/OR
/OV
/HS
580
129
68
51
99
91
142
/ Subtotal
/GS
/DA
/DO
/DU
/OM
/SE
/TO
730
30
163
151
33
61
193
99
/ Subtotal
/DD
/SU
/HE
299
112
34
153
2 320
/UB
* / Other*
30
2012 I-III
Female

Crime committed by
Total number of offenders

(suspects & defendants)
Aimags
and the
Capital
Of which:
Group of
people
Drunk people
18
Period of
punishment
has not expired
Below
2011 I-III 2012 I-III 2011 I-III 2012 I-III 2011 I-III 2012 I-III
age of 18
4 868
662
328
987
1 040
1 163
1 180
249
252

Western region
411
36
32
117
112
97
91
23
7
102
5
6
23
9
24
32
1
87
3
8
7
37
8
12
4
1
84
10
4
8
13
11
20
1
66
6
7
42
22
25
12
6
72
12
7
37
31
29
15
13
4

Khangai region
652
45
55
213
226
223
239
42
36
103
4
11
60
56
64
20
15
11
85
5
4
13
21
22
23
9
2
15
15
19
10
5
62
2
3
22
121
18
11
30
47
43
71
8
15
156
8
9
33
54
35
64
2
125
8
17
55
33
44
42
1

Central region
805
87
38
171
205
281
285
42
46
43
3
1
12
19
15
17
2
2
173
22
16
35
46
75
56
8
15
143
22
3
37
33
48
65
12
10
63
3
2
1
19
17
23
60
8
14
4
28
21
1
1
189
18
13
54
52
80
88
19
16
134
11
3
18
32
18
15
2

Eastern region
33
5
127
103
94
114
32
22
335
164
19
1
37
62
49
45
2
10
38
2
1
8
6
11
13
133
12
3
82
35
34
56
30
12
Ulaanbaatar
2 592
442
195
351
374
465
435
110
136
73
19
20
16
/Number of person
: * - ,
.
Note: *
- Offences recorded in Police divisions of Mongolian Railway and Airlines, and committed
by Mongolian citizens in abroad have included.
,,

Number of injured and died people caused by offences,
2 500
1 500
1 909
1 874
2 000
1 452
1 000
375
500
354
346
2010 I-III
2011 I-III
/ Injured
2012 I-III
/ Died
35
36
106.7
99.3
105.4
101.7
101.4
103.7
105.0
101.3
104.8
108.5
100.1
105.8
111.3
98.6
111.4
103.7
106.6
104.5
104.3
108.7
102.9
104.2
107.9
102.2
100.8
102.7
101.8
100.1
102.8
101.6
100.2
101.3
104.0
101.0
101.5
104.1
99.5
105.1
101.6
101.8
101.9
101.1
103.7
101.9
101.8
102.5
/BO
/GO
/ZA
/UV
/KHO
/AR
/BKH
/BU
/OR
/OV
/KHS
/GS
/DA
/DO
/DU
/M
/SE
/TO
/DD
/SU
/KHE
/UB
Overall
index

100.0
99.6
100.0
99.7
100.7

100.0
100.0
101.9
100.2
100.7
100.8

100.4
100.0
100.0
100.0
101.0
100.2
100.0

99.6
98.0
101.4
101.2
102.2
100.3
104.1
102.7
102.1
100.3
100.4
102.2
100.9
101.2
97.5
99.4
100.0
99.9
100.0
100.9
104.2
100.1
102.7
101.1
104.2
100.4
102.4
100.7
98.5
96.2
100.3
100.0
103.3
100.0
100.4
102.6
100.0
102.2
99.9
100.0
100.3
100.3
102.1
100.0
100.0
96.4
101.0
100.2
98.2
104.8
99.2
100.6
102.2
100.5
100.6
101.1
100.0
100.8
100.6
100.1
98.1
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
104.2
100.4
100.0
103.2
100.6
103.3
101.1
102.2
100.4
103.3
100.0
100.7
100.0
103.4
100.0
100.0
100.7
101.9
99.9
98.2
100.0
100.0
100.0
102.7
100.0
100.0
105.5
100.0
100.3
101.8
100.4
100.9
99.9
99.4
102.5
100.0
95.3
98.3
99.3
99.5
101.9
99.3
99.7
98.5
98.9
100.0
99.7
100.0
100.0
104.0
99.5
100.4
98.1
102.5
100.0
Westernregion
100.8
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.2
Khangairegion
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
Centralregion
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
90.9
100.0
100.0
Eastregion
100.0
100.3
100.0
Ulaanbaatar
100.0
97.1
100.3
100.5
104.9
100.0
105.2
99.9
100.0
100.0
100.0
102.5
105.8
100.0
100.0
100.0
107.0
100.1
100.0
100.9
100.0
100.5
99.4
102.9
102.4
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
percentage
, , , , ,
,
, , ,
,
,
,
Food and
Alcoholic
Clothing, Housing, water, Furnishings,
Health
Transport CommuniRecreation Education
non-alcoholic beverages,
footwear
electricity
household
cation
and culture
beverages
tobacco
and cloth
and fuels
equipment
,
,

National
Aimag
and the
Capital
6.1. , , 2012 3 ,
NATIONALCONSUMERPRICEINDEXbygroup,forMarch2012,comparedwithpreviousmonth
VI.
PRICES
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
113.6
103.2
116.2
104.0
100.0
123.7
100.0
100.0
100.0
107.0
112.2
100.0
100.0
100.3
118.0
101.0
99.4
101.1
101.3
Restaurants
and hotels
,
,

100.7
101.8
100.0
100.0
104.5
100.0
101.0
99.5
100.7
109.3
103.5
100.2
100.0
100.0
100.5
101.2
100.0
100.0
101.5
100.0
100.7
100.7
100.9
Miscellaneous
goods &
services
6.
107.6
106.1
108.1
107.5
104.2
109.7
105.5
106.0
104.4
111.4
104.5
105.3
108.1
108.1
108.6
106.3
105.8
107.7
105.5
110.4
105.0
106.2
108.2
/BO
/GO
/ZA
/UV
/KHO
/AR
/BKH
/BU
/OR
/OV
/KHS
/GS
/DA
/DO
/DU
/M
/SE
/TO
/DD
/SU
/KHE
/UB
Aimag
andthe
Capital
103.5
109.1
115.7
109.4
110.0
117.0
100.8
99.8
101.5
100.5
103.1
112.6
102.3
117.2
100.9
112.6
101.9
125.6
104.4
109.7
102.5
110.2
105.8
121.7
100.4
123.2
100.1
119.4
101.6
109.8
103.9
114.6
102.9
116.5
100.3
121.5
101.4
122.2
102.8
107.9
102.0
115.5
102.2
121.9
104.5
119.4
103.9
108.2
103.0
103.5
100.7
101.4
102.7
103.1
104.9
99.4
99.6
101.9
103.8
101.9
107.7
106.3
105.9
106.5
104.2
112.7
103.8
106.3
103.9
95.3
102.0
100.6
101.4
104.2
98.8
101.2
109.1
102.6
112.1
99.9
100.2
102.6
101.0
100.9
91.3
100.0
98.8
103.1
108.8
99.5
109.7
98.0
102.6
109.0
103.4
104.2
102.4
103.2
104.4
108.0
102.3
99.8
102.0
103.5
105.6
102.7
108.8
102.7
102.2
108.7
101.4
105.1
105.6
104.7
103.4
106.2
102.2
102.1
101.3
103.4
99.8
100.5
102.8
100.7
102.9
99.5
100.0
103.6
103.3
102.7
100.2
102.4
106.3
102.0
102.7
103.5
101.5
103.7
99.4
Westernregion
100.8
100.3
100.0
100.0
100.2
Khangairegion
105.1
99.7
101.2
100.0
103.1
100.0
107.7
99.8
105.4
100.0
105.9
100.0
Centralregion
101.2
100.0
106.6
99.1
100.1
100.0
107.5
99.9
109.4
90.5
103.1
100.0
102.5
100.0
Eastregion
104.7
97.0
112.2
100.3
103.0
100.0
Ulaanbaatar
106.3
99.6
110.0
105.3
102.1
101.5
105.7
105.6
103.3
100.8
105.0
100.8
105.6
99.9
100.0
102.1
100.0
99.5
107.2
103.3
100.0
100.0
108.0
101.2
100.9
102.4
102.4
98.0
99.4
102.9
102.7
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
percentage
, ,, ,,
,
, , ,
,
,
,
Recreation Education
Overall Foodand
Alcoholic
Clothing, Housing,water, Furnishings,
Health Transport Communi
index nonalcoholic beverages,
footwear
electricity
household
cation
andculture
beverages
tobacco
andcloth
andfuels
equipment
6.2.,,20123,
NATIONALCONSUMERPRICEINDEXforMarch2012,bygroup,comparedwiththeendofpreviousyear
114.3
101.6
106.9
100.0
120.0
109.3
128.4
109.6
102.9
126.0
107.8
100.6
102.1
107.8
118.1
100.7
101.9
101.5
120.1
105.6
107.8
105.9
112.7
102.0
104.6
100.9
101.2
104.5
101.0
101.1
105.0
101.5
108.8
104.1
103.0
101.7
100.1
101.5
102.9
103.6
105.0
104.6
105.7
104.0
102.7
102.5
Restaurants Miscellaneous
andhotels
goods&
services
,
,
Section 6. Price
37
38
115.3
112.5
113.5
115.6
113.2
109.6
112.6
111.6
111.8
117.6
112.5
113.1
112.1
113.7
112.1
116.4
112.1
112.2
111.7
118.9
115.6
110.8
117.3
/BO
/GO
/ZA
/UV
/KHO
/AR
/BKH
/BU
/OR
/OV
/KHS
/GS
/DA
/DO
/DU
/M
/SE
/TO
/DD
/SU
/KHE
/UB
National
Aimag
andthe
Capital
104.7
102.7
121.0
114.8
117.5
113.3
103.8
102.3
108.6
100.5
103.1
118.5
102.5
120.1
100.9
113.5
107.8
134.4
106.4
117.2
106.5
114.4
108.0
124.2
101.3
129.3
101.5
122.5
105.9
119.1
106.1
119.1
106.5
117.2
102.6
121.5
102.9
134.5
103.1
109.4
103.6
116.2
104.4
128.3
105.1
124.5
119.8
114.8
131.2
110.3
104.7
106.0
109.9
112.7
112.6
103.8
108.5
106.3
109.1
111.6
110.1
112.7
123.4
122.0
112.0
121.2
115.6
106.3
115.2
112.6
109.3
112.0
111.1
113.1
108.4
104.1
130.4
105.7
126.2
112.2
114.8
109.8
118.0
109.3
108.3
106.0
118.5
101.1
121.0
113.8
109.7
112.4
107.4
117.4
113.9
114.8
103.4
111.8
104.0
119.1
110.9
101.1
103.4
110.8
110.1
105.7
109.6
108.1
110.6
114.2
107.6
115.5
117.1
104.8
108.4
107.6
110.1
108.6
102.4
103.4
99.8
100.2
103.8
102.1
102.9
99.5
101.0
103.8
103.5
102.7
100.2
104.2
106.4
107.1
102.9
104.5
101.5
104.9
99.2
Westernregion
100.8
99.5
100.0
100.0
100.2
Khangairegion
115.3
99.7
113.6
97.6
120.9
100.0
120.0
99.6
115.5
100.0
108.5
100.0
Centralregion
108.6
100.0
117.5
99.1
102.7
100.8
119.9
99.9
119.0
87.3
108.9
100.0
117.2
100.0
Eastregion
114.3
97.0
118.7
98.5
108.7
100.0
Ulaanbaatar
118.4
99.6
127.7
109.7
119.1
110.8
114.7
116.6
105.3
103.9
110.4
100.8
105.6
99.9
102.2
106.7
105.2
105.4
115.3
103.3
100.1
100.3
108.0
105.5
102.3
103.3
102.9
101.8
102.7
104.8
105.1
107.5
104.2
106.3
112.1
112.1
108.4
110.0
127.7
112.1
114.3
112.1
125.2
120.0
112.1
118.5
112.1
128.6
121.0
118.8
118.4
107.1
107.3
109.9
percentage
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electricity
household
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tobacco
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equipment
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118.4
121.8
115.6
112.6
121.6
116.5
137.9
124.6
116.4
131.8
107.8
110.2
102.6
121.1
120.7
119.7
115.5
111.4
147.7
105.6
125.4
105.9
118.6
108.0
106.3
107.2
100.6
105.3
103.7
105.5
107.1
108.1
112.3
106.1
106.6
102.2
101.5
103.3
104.5
103.2
110.7
121.6
107.3
116.5
102.7
106.9
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CONSUMER PRICE INDEX IN ULAANBAATAR, by group and subgroup, for March, 2012
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OVERALL INDEX
FOOD AND NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
Foodstuffs
Bread, flour and cereals
Meat and meat products
Fish And Seafood
Milk, dairy products, and eggs
Oils and fats
Fruit
otato and vegetables
Sugar, jam, candy and chocolate
Other food products
Non-alcoholic beverages
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES, TOBACCO
Alcoholicbeverages
Tobacco
CLOTHING, FOOTWEAR AND CLOTH
Clothing, cloth
Footwear
HOUSING, WATER, ELECTRICITY AND FUELS
Actualrentalsforhousing
Maintenanceandrepairofthedwelling
Watersupplyandmiscellaneousservices
Electricity,gasandotherfuels
FURNISHINGS, HOUSEHOLD EQUIPMENT
Furniture,carpetsandotherfloorcoverings
Householdtextiles
Householdappliances
Glassware,tablewareandhouseholdutensils
Toolsandequipment
Householdmaintenance
HEALTH
Medicalproducts,appliancesandequipment
Outpatientservices
Hospitalservices
TRANSPORT
Purchaseofvehicles
Operationofpersonaltransportequipment
Transportservices
COMMUNICATION
RECREATION AND CULTURE
Audio,visual,photographicandinformation
processingequipment
Majordurablesforrecreationandculture
Recreationalandculturalservices
Newspapers, books and stationery
Package Holidays
EDUCATION
RESTAURANTS AND HOTELS
Cateringservice
Hotels,accommodationservice
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS AND SERVICES
Personalcare
Personaleffects
Financialservices
Otherservices
percentage
2012 IlI
2012 Ill
2011 Ill
2011 XII
2012 Ill
2012 Il
117.3
108.2
102.5
128.3
129.4
102.4
170.7
113.5
108.3
106.3
119.8
108.1
106.5
108.9
106.1
105.1
104.4
106.0
119.8
120.8
116.9
112.6
131.7
108.5
104.7
113.6
107.4
107.1
119.3
99.1
130.9
108.8
106.6
107.6
105.6
123.2
100.0
118.4
110.3
118.9
126.1
99.6
105.3
121.9
122.7
101.8
151.8
111.6
104.4
104.9
111.4
108.9
104.1
107.7
105.7
104.5
103.2
106.0
103.9
105.1
100.8
95.3
100.7
100.3
100.0
90.0
102.6
99.1
109.2
100.2
117.0
102.2
102.7
106.2
103.2
123.2
100.0
106.3
109.6
107.2
102.5
99.6
103.3
107.9
108.1
101.1
117.1
109.1
98.6
100.3
102.9
103.4
100.1
103.1
102.3
101.2
101.3
101.0
100.3
101.0
98.4
98.5
100.7
100.1
100.0
96.5
100.6
99.6
100.4
100.0
105.1
100.3
101.3
103.3
101.3
112.4
100.0
99.9
100.0
99.2
100.8
100.0
100.3
99.5
124.5
106.6
107.3
111.4
107.5
118.4
118.6
109.1
108.0
108.4
105.4
100.0
100.0
103.9
117.6
101.2
103.7
100.0
100.0
114.3
114.5
103.6
102.0
102.2
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.1
109.4
100.0
99.9
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.7
100.7
100.0
100.0
100.0
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CONSUMERPRICEINDEXOFGOODSANDSERVICESINULAANBAATAR,forMarch,2012
percentage
2012 IlI
2012 Ill
2012 Ill
2011 Ill
2011 XII
2012 Il
100.0
105.3
104.3
98.9
94.7
100.0
100.7
94.0
100.7
98.0
97.5
100.9
104.8
105.7
104.8
101.6
105.9
105.9
101.9
121.6
107.3
101.5
104.1
101.5
105.3
111.9
105.3
100.5
102.3
101.3
100.0
103.1
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
101.0
110.0
110.0
99.4
97.9
100.9
98.1
96.7
98.5
97.0
97.8
97.0
101.6
107.8
99.7
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unitofmeasure
Flour,premiumgrade,prepacked,kg
Flour,highestgrade,prepacked,kg
Flour,grade1,loose,kg
Flour,grade2,prepacked,kg
Driednoodles,imported,500gr
Driednoodles,domestic,300gr
Instantnoodles,120gr
Bread"Atar",piece
Bread"OvalChekh",piece
Bakery,"Zusmel",900gr
Bakery,"Stimo",900gr
Biscuits,100gr
Cookies,"Kontik",piece
Rice,kg
Millet,kg
Semolina,kg,prepaked
Cake,whole,23sm
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Mutton,kg
Beef,kg
Beef,withoutbones,kg
Horsemeat,kg
Goatmeat,kg
Bacon,pork,kg
Chickenleg,kg
Animalinterior
Sausages,kg
Frozendumpling,packed,900gr
Liverpaste,packed
184.4
167.2
167.8
176.2
170.7
110.4
96.6
133.5
147.8
124.0
126.6
159.5
151.9
156.2
167.5
163.0
106.6
107.0
102.1
129.8
121.5
114.1
119.0
110.8
114.9
129.0
124.8
101.9
100.6
102.1
120.2
105.6
101.3
,"",175
,"",175
,"",250
Canned"Sprats",175gr
Canned"Sardines",175gr
Canned"Tuna",250gr
109.0
105.6
127.6
106.8
103.7
126.5
104.0
101.8
123.8
,,
,,"",500
,,
,,900
,
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,"Hochland"
,,
,400
,
,,
,500
,500
Milk,fresh,notpasteurised,litre
Milk,pasteurised,0.5l
Milk,pasteurised,l
Yoghurt,plain,900gr
Driedcurds,kg
Koumiss,bottled,l
Processedcheese,'Hochland"
Cream,kg
Condensedmilk,400gr
Egg,piece
Curds,fresh,loose,kg
Yoghurt,fruit,500gr
Coffeewhitener,500gr
118.4
105.7
101.9
100.6
124.4
107.5
107.7
111.1
94.8
115.2
126.0
103.1
111.1
110.7
105.0
98.8
102.6
116.5
107.1
106.2
119.3
102.5
103.9
106.8
103.1
111.1
103.1
96.1
95.3
97.5
102.1
102.0
101.1
103.2
100.0
101.9
100.0
99.4
101.9
,
,
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Vegetableoil,l
Fat,kg
Ghee,kg
Margarine,kg
Butter,250gr
100.0
71.5
113.5
112.0
114.3
98.6
96.0
101.5
111.6
110.6
98.2
94.7
87.0
100.0
106.9
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Apple,kg
Mandarin,kg
Banana,kg
Grape,kg
Raisin,kg
Roastednuts,185gr
118.3
129.2
111.0
160.3
101.1
108.8
109.1
111.8
112.0
140.3
100.0
104.9
100.7
110.8
104.5
106.5
100.0
100.0
,
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,
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Potato,kg
Carrot,kg
Turnip,kg
Cabbage,round,kg
Onion,kg
109.7
100.0
69.3
99.0
108.8
109.7
105.5
103.9
110.8
103.3
105.4
100.5
107.2
104.6
105.4
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,500
,720
,520
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2012 IlI
2012 Ill
2012 Ill
2011 Ill 2011 XII
2012 Il
unitofmeasure
108.6
113.4
100.0
Garlic,bulb,piece
114.3
114.3
100.0
Tomato,kg
141.3
114.3
100.0
Cucumber,kg
Paprika,kg
110.6
129.0
110.6
Seaweed,10pieces
107.0
107.0
100.0
113.1
103.7
96.1
Starchednoodles,500gr
108.2
106.3
102.7
Cucumber,marinated,720gr
100.4
94.4
94.4
Vegetablesalad,marinated,520gr
,
,500
,
,
,100
,"Snikers"70
,250,
,380
,936
,450
Sugar,kg
Cubesugar,500gr
Candy,kg
Chocolatecandy,kg
Chocolatebar,100gr
Chocolate,"Snikers",70gr
Chocolatebutter,250gr
Jam,380gr
Cherryinsyrup,936gr
Honey,pure,450gr
97.1
98.8
112.6
116.7
114.8
113.3
106.9
105.8
144.1
110.2
98.2
108.2
114.2
114.1
106.3
110.4
106.4
101.8
100.0
109.8
97.3
99.7
103.3
102.9
100.0
100.0
103.3
101.2
100.0
100.0
,,
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,170
,325
,20
,12
,,
,12
Salt,white,kg
Mayonnaise,kg
Vinegar,170gr
Ketchup,325gr
Blackpepper,powder,20gr
Dryyeast,12gr
Icecream,piece
Chewinggum,12gr
100.0
105.3
109.7
102.9
120.6
107.7
110.6
100.0
100.0
104.3
106.3
101.4
120.6
107.7
109.5
100.0
100.0
102.8
100.0
100.7
112.3
107.7
102.0
100.0
Coffee,100g
93.9
101.9
119.6
100.8
100.3
103.9
100.8
100.3
103.9
9
,2
9
,50
,100
Greentea,2kg
Blacktea,50g
,1.5
,1.25
,1
,0.33
Bottledwater,1.5l
Cocacola,1.25l
Fruitjuice,1l
Mineralwater,0.33l
118.5
113.0
101.9
136.7
110.0
114.1
101.2
110.8
103.4
104.9
100.0
100.0
,0.5
,1.0,
,0.75,
,0.75
,0.5,
,0.35,
,,
,,
Vodka"Arkhi",0.5l
Vodka,imported,1.0l
Wine,imported,0.75l
Champagne,0.75l
Beer,domestic,0.5l
Beer,imported,0.35l
Cigarettes,imported,packet
Cigarettes,domestic,packet
103.1
111.3
102.5
99.0
102.3
116.0
104.9
108.2
102.0
111.3
100.4
97.8
104.2
104.8
104.9
108.2
102.0
100.8
100.0
99.1
101.4
100.0
101.2
100.8
,
,,
,1
Woollencloth,m
Cottoncloth,m
Silkcloth,m
139.7
145.3
118.1
100.0
126.7
106.4
100.0
100.0
100.0
,
,
,
,
,
,
,
,
,
,
Leahterjacket,piece
Men'swarmjacket,piece
Suit,men's,set
Woolensweater,piece
Men'sshirt,piece
Sportswear,set
Jeans,piece
Tshirt,piece
Underwear,men's,piece
Socks,piece
107.1
136.2
111.9
126.1
116.5
106.7
108.6
108.1
122.0
130.7
108.4
96.1
100.0
97.3
107.0
96.7
103.6
100.0
102.7
101.8
107.1
96.1
100.0
97.3
107.0
96.7
100.0
100.0
102.7
101.8
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2012 IlI
2012 Ill
2012 Ill
2011 Ill
2011 XII
2012 Il
unitofmeasure
108.0
111.9
105.0
Leatherjacket,piece
129.2
113.8
100.0
Women'ssheepskincoat,piece
103.8
103.8
100.0
Suit,women's,set
130.3
103.9
102.5
Woollensweater,piece
124.2
119.2
110.9
Women'scashmerepullover,piece
125.0
100.0
100.0
Blouse,piece
120.6
112.3
100.0
Skirt,piece
113.2
100.0
100.0
Slacks,piece
128.3
103.1
98.6
Trousers,men's,piece
126.8
108.3
105.7
Bra,basic,piece
166.1
127.3
103.2
Underwear,piece
130.7
126.8
100.0
Tights,piece
135.9
119.8
114.5
Socks,piece
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,,
,
,
,
,
,
,
,
,
,
Boy'swinterovercoat,piece
Children'swarmjacket,piece
Children'swoollensweater,piece
Boy'sshirt,piece
Girl'sdress,piece
Infant'spants,piece
Children'sjeans,piece
Children'sTshirt,piece
Children'sunderwear,piece
Girl'stights,piece
Children'ssocks,pair
121.1
138.9
107.4
105.7
109.2
121.6
126.8
122.2
138.9
132.8
123.2
98.6
110.9
100.0
108.8
100.0
104.8
100.0
105.8
101.1
116.1
108.6
97.7
100.5
95.3
98.7
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
,
,
,
,
9
,
9
9

Men'swoollenhat,piece
Men'smaffler,piece
Women'sleathergloves,piece
Women'scashmerehat,piece

Women'scashmeremaffler,piece
Children'swoollenmafflerandhatset
Drycleaning,men'ssuit
Repairofclothing
116.7
133.3
104.3
117.8
89.7
133.3
105.8
110.0
96.2
100.0
100.8
96.2
103.5
100.0
104.3
110.0
96.2
100.0
94.9
100.0
100.0
100.0
101.6
100.0
94.7
111.6
106.7
138.3
86.8
104.0
103.6
111.2
95.4
100.0
116.7
100.0
100.0
100.7
100.0
117.0
100.0
98.5
100.0
101.6
103.5
100.0
94.7
111.6
100.5
116.6
86.8
104.0
100.0
100.0
93.0
100.0
114.0
100.0
100.0
100.7
100.0
104.0
100.0
98.5
100.0
100.0
103.5
100.0
,
,
,
,
,
,
,
,
,
,
,
,,
,
,
,
,,
,
,
,1
,1
,
,
,50
,1
,12
,12
,
Men'swinterleathershoes,pair
Men'sleathershoes,pair
Men'ssportshoes,pair
Men'shouseslippers,pair
Women'swinterleatherboots,pair
Women'swarmleatherboots,pair
Women'sleathershoes,pair
Women'ssportshoes
Boy'swinterboots,pair
Girl'swarmleathershoes
Girl'sshoes,pair
Boy'ssportshoes,pair
Lady'sshoesrepair
Monthlyrentforapartment,1bedroom
Wallpaper,1roll
Whiteoilpaint,litre
Slab,piece
Cement,50kg
Bricks,1piece
Vacuumwindov,1m2
Parquetflooring,1m2
Nationaldwelling"Ger",set
122.0
136.3
112.1
161.3
112.1
115.8
121.1
111.2
106.3
100.0
118.9
117.8
103.3
131.7
100.0
120.0
100.0
104.7
100.0
104.8
110.0
108.3
,,,1
,,13
,,40
Repairofthedwelling,2bedroomapartment
Installationofsocket,1piece
Monthlywaterusefee,percapita
Watersupply,apartment,for1m3
Watersupply,village,for40l
120.7
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
,,1
,,1
,,1
,12

,,1.
,,1.
,1
,1
Carbagecollectionfee,apartment,percapita
Carbagecollectionfee,village,percapita
Seweragecollectionfee,percapita
Monthlyfeeforservicerelatingtothedwelling
Monthlyheatingfees,apartment,1sq.m
Replacingwatermixerinthekitchen
Electricity,forapartment,1KWH
Electricity,forvillage,1KWH
Woodforfuel,1slack
Coal,1slack
100.0
100.0
100.0
104.3
112.2
100.0
105.3
105.6
125.5
116.2
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
85.3
82.4
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
94.8
93.8
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2012 IlI 2012 Ill 2012 Ill
2011 Ill 2011 XII 2012 Il
unitofmeasure
112.0
100.0
100.0
Hot water supply fee, per capita
138.2
138.2
100.0
Hot water supply fee, 1 m3
,
,
,4
,
,
,
,1
Bed, piece
Wardrobe, piece
Kitchen table with 4 chairs
Sofa, piece
Metal stove, piece
Carpet, piece
Lynoleum, 1 m
132.9
101.3
100.0
103.0
112.2
105.7
100.0
100.0
101.3
92.3
103.0
91.7
101.2
100.0
100.0
101.3
100.0
100.0
91.7
100.0
100.0
,
,
,,
,
,
,
Blanket, piece
Cotton quilt, piece
Bed sheet, pair
Curtains, pair
Face towel, piece
Bath towel, piece
111.6
134.1
100.0
110.8
177.2
100.0
100.0
116.3
100.0
100.7
132.5
100.0
100.0
103.9
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
,
,,
,
,
,
,
,
,
Refrigerator, piece
Washer, semi-automatic, piece
Microwave, oven, piece
Rice cooker, piece
Canister vacuum cleaner, piece
Electric stove, piece
Electric iron, piece
Electric kettle, piece
Repair, semi-automatic washer
100.7
103.6
78.9
97.0
100.3
98.4
97.1
102.4
103.3
100.0
101.5
96.4
100.0
98.0
96.9
102.7
104.0
103.3
100.0
100.0
96.4
100.0
100.0
96.9
102.7
104.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
160.0
155.4
115.0
132.9
143.1
100.0
100.0
133.7
136.1
115.0
113.5
105.8
100.0
100.0
113.9
110.0
100.0
101.9
105.8
9,
,
Hammer, piece
,
Light bulb, piece
,
Compact fluorscent ligth bulb, piece
,
Screwdriver, piece
,1.5V,
Alkaline battery, 1.5 V
,
Scotch tape , pack
100.0
104.0
118.0
100.0
128.6
107.1
100.0
104.0
100.0
100.0
108.0
100.0
100.0
102.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
,
,90
,450
,,500
,,500
,
,40
112.8
107.4
101.4
100.0
111.2
111.1
112.5
106.0
101.8
100.0
100.0
109.1
111.1
103.8
102.3
101.8
100.0
100.0
109.1
100.0
100.0
106.0
116.7
102.9
102.8
101.1
100.0
103.7
105.7
126.3
106.0
107.7
100.0
100.0
101.1
100.0
103.7
105.7
100.0
106.0
101.8
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
Out-patient service
Visit dentist, to filling tooth

,
Laboratory testing, ultrasound testing
,
9 Urine
testing
9 Hospital room charge, private hospital

,
163.2
115.6
122.3
110.4
100.0
163.2
115.6
122.3
110.4
100.0
117.0
105.5
122.3
100.0
100.0
,
,
,
,80,
,92,
,
,1
109.8
165.4
100.0
120.2
124.4
123.6
105.2
109.8
102.4
100.0
109.2
105.7
107.9
100.0
100.0
102.4
100.0
100.0
97.1
100.0
100.0
,
Tea spoon, piece
,
Kitchen knife, piece
,10
Plastic pail, 10 litre
,
Medium sized pot, piece
,
Thermos, 2 litres volume
9,
9,
,
Porcelain cup, piece
Porcelain plate, piece
,
,500mg,10
,500mg,10
,500mg,10
"",,50,
,
9
,,1
9
,20mg,10
,
,1
Laundry soap, piece

Washing detergent powder, 90 gr
Washing detergent powder, 450 gr
Dishwashing detergent, 500 ml
Cleaning powder, 500 gr
Match, box
Shoe polish, 40 gr
Aspirin, 500 mg, 10 tablets
Analgin, 500 mg, 10 tablets
Ampicillin, 500 mg, 10 tablets
Vitamin "C", drage, 50 pieces, domestic
Chlorophynamin
injection, 1 million
Ampicillin,
Nifedipine, 20 mg, 10 pieces
Paradenk, children's suppository
Adhesive plaster, piece
Car, piece
Bicycle, piece
Car wheel, piece
Petrol, A-80, 1 l
Petrol, A-92, 1 l
Diesel fuel, 1 l
Car motor oil, 1 litre
43
6.
,
,
,,,
2012 IlI 2012 Ill 2012 Ill
2011 Ill 2011 XII 2012 Il
unitofmeasure
116.7
116.7
100.0
Cartirerepairjob
100.0
100.0
100.0
Carparkingfee
Railwayticketfare,oneway,domestic,adult
Railwayticketfare,international,adult
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
Intracityadultbusfare
Intracityminibusfare
Intracitytaxifare,1km
Intercitybusfare,adult,oneway
Adultdomesticairfare,oneway
Adultinternationalairfare,oneway
133.3
125.0
140.0
103.1
100.0
100.0
100.0
116.7
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
122.9
112.0
110.8
100.0
107.3
100.0
117.1
69.8
102.3
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
73.2
102.3
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
,1
,512b
Postage,letterinternational
Mobilephone,piece
Mobilephonecharger,piece
Fixedphonelocalcall,1min
Mobicomcall,withinprovider,perminute
Skytelcall,withinprovider,perminute
Unitelcall,withinprovider,perminute
Internationaltelephonecall,UBtoSeoul,per
minute
InternetservicesatCyberCafefor1hour
Homeinternetservicemonthlyfee,512KB
100.0
100.0
101.8
100.0
100.0
103.7
100.0
100.0
100.0
LCD,32",
DVD,PHILIPS
,
,,
//,
,MP4player,
LCDTV,32inch
DVDplayer,PHILIPS
Digitalcompactcamera,piece
Desktoppersonalcomputer,set
USBflashdriver,piece
MP4player,piece
89.3
104.3
97.6
109.2
103.2
111.4
99.1
104.3
97.6
109.2
103.2
111.4
99.1
104.3
100.0
100.0
100.0
111.4
,
,
,
,
,3
Softtoy,piece
Chess,set
Barbiedoll,piece
Basketballround,piece
Tabletennispaddlewith3balls
126.8
105.3
152.7
115.0
100.0
108.3
102.5
138.9
115.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
133.9
100.0
100.0
TVmonthlyfee
CableTV,monthlyfee
Photoprintfee,piece
Drivingcoursetuition
Admissiontomovies
Admissiontocommedy
100.0
100.0
108.0
106.9
125.0
123.1
100.0
100.0
103.8
100.0
106.4
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
,
,
,
,
,
7,
7,
,
Schoolbook,piece
Notebook,piece
EnglishMongoliandictionary,piece
Storybookforchildren,piece
Quartellysubscriptionof"Dailynews"
Quartellysubscriptionofweeklynewspaper
Weeklymagazine,singlecopy
Mongolianlunarcalendar,piece
100.0
113.6
104.3
106.3
100.0
100.0
100.0
112.9
100.0
107.1
104.3
104.6
100.0
100.0
100.0
112.9
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
,
,
,
,,
,
,
,1
,
,1
Pencil,piece
Ceramicpen,piece
Refillablegelink
Plasticruler,piece
Domesticpackageholiday
118.5
108.7
112.2
100.8
111.4
103.9
100.0
100.0
100.8
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
95.5
100.0
Annual education tuition, state, 1-st grade
112.1
100.0
100.0
Privateprimaryeducationannualtuition
108.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
Restaurantsdish
Pizzaorderprice,piece
Beerdomesticatbar,0.5l
Cafe'sdish
Budgethotelfee,1night
Dormitoryfeemquartelly
104.5
123.5
135.0
117.8
108.1
110.0
100.0
100.0
135.0
114.3
108.1
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
140.0
137.5
157.2
114.7
128.6
100.0
117.9
101.4
114.7
120.0
100.0
105.8
100.0
112.2
105.9
,,,
,
,
,1
,,
,,,
,,,
,,15,1
,
,
1
,,1
,,1
,,1
,,1
,
,0.5//
1
,1
Freightcharge,within15kmofthecity,1ton
Annual education tuition, private, 1-st grade
Men's hair cut
9
,
Women's hair cut
Fee
for
facial
massage
Nail manicure
Bath house charge, adult

,
44
Section 6. Price
,
,
2012 IlI 2012 Ill
2011 Ill 2011 XII
unitofmeasure
Facial powder, pressed, piece
Razor, 3 pieces
,3
Beauty soap, 100 gr
,100
Shampoo, 250 ml
Y,250
Baby oil, 200 ml
,200
Toothpaste, 75 gr
,75
9

Sanitary pad, pack
,
9
Toilet
paper,
pack
,
,,
,
,
,
,
Lady's watch, piece

Golden ring, piece
Silver cup, piece
Women's handbag, piece
Girl's school bag, piece
Bank'scommissionofcash
remittance
Transferfeewithinbanks
Photocopingservicefee
2012 Ill
2012 Il
107.4
107.2
100.0
102.9
100.0
100.7
100.8
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
102.9
100.0
100.7
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.5
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
117.7
119.0
100.0
100.0
104.7
100.0
101.5
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
101.5
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
45
6.
6.6 ,
AVERAGE MARKET PRICE OF SOME AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS, by months
tog
,
Aimags and
the Capital
city
1
Average price of 1 piece

Cattle hide
2011 III
/ BO
/ GO
/ ZA
/ UV
/ KHO
10 500
13 000
10 000
11 000
-
/ AR
/ BKH
/ BU
/ OR
/ OV
/ KHS
15 000
13 000
12 000
14 000
15 000
/ GS
/ DA
/ DO
/ DU
/ OM
/ SE
/ TO
15 000
10 000
14 000
15 500
/ DD
/ SU
/ KHE
10 000
12 500
12 000
/ UB
17 000
Aimags and
the Capital
city
/ BO
/ GO
/ ZA
/ UV
/ KHO
/ AR
/ BKH
/ BU
/ OR
/ OV
/ KHS
/ GS
/ DA
/ DO
/ DU
/ OM
/ SE
/ TO
/ DD
/ SU
/ KHE
/ UB
46
2 -
Less than 2 m
2012 II

22 500
19 000
25 000
20 000

30 000
25 000
31 000
26 000
25 000
25 000

25 000
29 000
28 000
30 000

29 700
28 000
30 000
35 000
2012III
21 500
18 700
25 000
22 000
30 000
28 000
30 000
26 000
25 000
30 000
20 000
26 000
28 000
30 000
27 000
22 500
30 000
33 000
2011 III
Western region
15 500
15 000
15 000
15 000
Khangai region
25 000
22 000
20 500
18 000
22 000
Central region
23 000
25 000
23 500
Eastern region
20 000
20 000
Ulaanbaatar
25 000
2 -
More than 2 m
2012 II
2012III
27 000
29 000
28 000
25 000
28 300
25 000
28 700
30 000
25 000
28 000
35 000
30 000
36 500
35 000
30 000
35 000
38 000
30 000
35 000
37 000
30 000
35 000
30 000
36 000
25 000
30 000
38 000
40 000
25 000
34 000
26 700
35 000
35 000
-
35 000
30 000
-
40 000
40 000
38 000
40 000
( 6.6- Table 6.6 continuation)

1

2011 III

22 000
20 500
20 000
20 000
18 000

25 000
18 000
20 000
24 000
25 000
23 000

24 000
20 500
18 000
22 000
22 500

20 000
20 000
20 000
26 000
Horse hide
2012 II
Western region
44 500
39 700
35 000
30 000
40 000
Khangai region
45 000
38 000
27 500
36 000
40 000
40 000
Central region
37 500
32 000
35 000
40 700
40 000
38 000
45 000
Eastern region
40 000
40 000
40 000
Ulaanbaatar
40 500
2012III
30 000
33 000
30 000
24 000
40 000
35 000
35 000
35 000
35 000
35 000
30 000
32 500
30 000
28 000
35 700
30 000
38 000
40 000
35 300
32 500
35 000
37 000
Section 6. Price
Aimags and
the Capital
city
2011 III
/ BO
/ GO
/ ZA
/ UV
/ KHO
46 500
45 000
47 000
/ AR
/ BKH
/ BU
/ OR
/ OV
/ KHS
65 000
55 000
58 000
60 000
65 000
/ GS
/ DA
/ DO
/ DU
/ OM
/ SE
/ TO
71 000
70 000
70 000
67 000
50 000
65 000
64 500
/ DD
/ SU
/ KHE
64 500
71 500
65 000
/ UB
68 000
Aimags and
the Capital
city
/ BO
/ GO
/ ZA
/ UV
/ KHO
/ AR
/ BKH
/ BU
/ OR
/ OV
/ KHS
/ GS
/ DA
/ DO
/ DU
/ OM
/ SE
/ TO
/ DD
/ SU
/ KHE
/ UB
White
2012 II

52 000
45 300
50 000
48 000

50 000
49 000
40 000
47 000
54 000

40 000
45 000
55 000


1 -
Average price of 1 kg

Greezy cashmere
Brown
2012III
2011 III
2012 II
2012III
Western region
50 000
49 000
52 000
50 000
49 700
46 500
45 300
49 700
53 000
50 000
53 000
48 000
52 000
48 000
52 000
Khangai region
60 000
65 000
50 000
60 000
53 000
55 000
50 000
60 000
65 000
60 000
66 500
60 000
40 000
65 000
62 000
60 000
62 000
64 000
69 000
55 000
65 000
Central region
68 500
62 000
70 000
40 000
62 000
65 000
70 000
65 000
63 000
55 000
46 000
50 000
65 000
65 000
64 500
50 000
65 000
Eastern region
72 800
64 500
72 800
66 500
71 500
66 500
69 000
55 000
Ulaanbaatar
65 000
68 000
65 000

1
//,
//,
Sheep skin with wool, piece
Goat skin with cashmere, piece
2011 III
2012 II
2012III
2011 III
2012 II
2012III

Western region
6 500
15 000
21 000
22 000
19 000
7 000
16 000
18 000
23 800
25 000
6 500
15 000
17 000
18 500
22 000
22 000
4 000
13 500
10 500
16 000
20 500
17 000
15 300
18 000
22 700
25 000

Khangai region
4 500
17 000
8 000
18 000
23 000
23 000
5 500
18 000
13 000
18 000
27 000
25 000
6 800
13 500
7 500
12 000
20 500
19 000
4 000
12 000
5 500
14 000
12 000
7 500
11 000
8 000
20 000
23 000
4 000
8 000
16 000
20 000
18 000

Central region
5 000
15 000
10 000
18 000
23 500
21 000
7 000
19 000
15 000
18 000
23 000
23 000
7 000
15 000
10 000
15 000
20 000
16 000
6 200
17 700
13 700
21 500
24 300
25 300
6 000
15 000
10 000
18 000
23 000
20 000
6 000
18 000
18 000
18 000
20 000
20 000
6 000
15 000
15 000
17 500
25 000
25 000

Eastern region
4 300
13 000
12 000
15 000
20 700
20 700
4 000
12 000
15 000
22 000
5 000
10 000
10 000
25 000
20 000
Ulaanbaatar
7 000
15 000
10 000
20 000
19 000
22 000
47
6.

, .
Average price for 1 horse, thous.tog

,
Aimags and the
Capital
Adult horse
Young horse
Castrated horse
Mare
Male
Female
2011 III
2012 II
/BO
/GO
/ZA
/UV
/KHO
447
315
271
327
338
646
426
550
540
/AR
/BKH
/BU
/OR
/OV
/KHS
286
258
285
340
290
301
402
406
443
430
397
/GS
/DA
/DO
/DU
/OM
/SE
/TO
434
334
294
280
400
391
625
545
420
457
450
520
522
/DD
/SU
/KHE
299
310
313
497
482
459
/UB
270
400
2012 III
2011 III

712
431
452
274
464
234
450
273
767
333

434
261
443
230
471
274
560
345
625
225
425
275

700
593
357
428
308
441
292
383
513
380
588
348

506
269
497
258
459
276
400
260
2012 II
2012 III
2011 III
601
366
400
516
659
389
417
388
583
347
215
200
232
250
382
375
416
420
364
406
400
431
560
393
203
168
205
198
212
520
395
385
400
475
466
560
393
389
480
522
316
235
205
280
301
250
439
426
382
453
393
382
206
208
198
320
320
250
2011 III
2012 II 2012 III
Western region
432
490
331
289
303
207
380
350
290
198
217
417
433
Khangai region
288
299
193
270
317
157
300
318
197
260
360
198
293
304
211
Central region
500
373
393
304
296
327
218
292
300
201
400
580
370
372
283
353
369
243
Eastern region
305
323
187
310
289
203
304
304
194
Ulaanbaatar
300
300
240
2012 II
2012 III
410
286
350
417
459
301
350
265
367
271
310
299
260
285
284
317
317
360
292
260
368
283
266
280
349
351
387
317
262
346
356
292
280
296
309
278
296
290
290
( 6.7- Table 6.7 continuation )

, .
Average price for 1 cattle, thous.tog

Adult cattle
,
Aimags and the
Capital
Male
2011 III
2012 II
/BO
/GO
/ZA
/UV
/KHO
336
328
390
400
399
462
478
750
613
657
/AR
/BKH
/BU
/OR
/OV
/KHS
400
343
531
600
458
482
538
517
671
650
527
/GS
/DA
/DO
/DU
/OM
/SE
/TO
700
567
501
620
556
825
580
719
536
700
718
779
/DD
/SU
/KHE
461
527
443
740
808
513
/UB
345
520
48

Young cattle
Female
2012 III
2011 III

488
327
517
292
767
323
588
310
729
356

629
335
569
308
697
417
950
580
400
551
338

798
614
781
472
611
436
700
497
750
823
465

879
380
917
344
513
380
520
340
2012 II
Male
2012 III
2011 III
430
414
680
438
483
460
448
567
470
638
255
233
270
286
446
447
512
570
406
474
479
551
850
438
252
220
310
360
300
254
732
632
466
600
629
778
693
542
670
647
451
294
303
402
357
604
571
436
655
583
436
268
286
258
480
480
240
2011 III
2012 II 2012 III
Western region
331
363
249
342
366
226
450
350
333
248
400
550
278
Khangai region
338
348
247
326
310
220
411
433
289
420
600
360
310
338
241
Central region
675
551
583
433
448
512
289
355
380
291
520
528
385
447
498
328
Eastern region
488
462
263
459
489
253
345
345
256
Ulaanbaatar
420
420
225
Female
2012 II
2012 III
305
339
267
344
363
293
500
332
317
407
420
289
348
303
427
550
321
489
423
333
483
434
528
466
343
497
487
454
403
328
441
453
328
380
380
Section 6. Price

, .
,
Aimags
and the
Capital
Average price for 1 camel, thous.tog

Adult camel
Young camel
Castrated camel
Cow camel
Steer camel
Cow camel
2011 III
/BO
/GO
/ZA
/UV
/KHO
543
424
425
499
/AR
/BKH
/BU
/OV
/KHS
550
540
541
560
450
/DA
/DO
/DU
/OM
/SE
/TO
640
598
576
597
500
518
/DD
/SU
/KHE
535
525
428
2012 II 2012 III 2011 III 2012 II 2012 III 2011 III

642
667
477
583
628
355
559
594
369
464
489
265
700
667
725
375
500
567
300
740
810
396
640
767
316

613
613
453
538
538
317
750
980
447
630
780
350
679
629
475
604
623
294
450
545
621
383
480
538
275

640
640
525
528
578
355
775
835
507
670
733
362
659
709
471
585
605
344
866
942
475
700
600
350
683
700
430
583
566
300
646
704
449
542
585
338

675
697
446
615
628
317
683
801
460
590
527
235
561
561
397
489
489
280
2012 II 2012 III 2011 III 2012 II 2012 III

Western region
443
466
319
425
437
336
356
262
333
354
250
350
340
200
300
405
550
244
375
500
Khangai region
413
425
300
400
413
463
700
350
463
700
389
424
294
383
411
358
393
275
348
385
Central region
385
335
410
335
360
450
543
328
426
538
401
383
332
375
373
517
800
350
365
365
270
340
340
396
391
332
364
365
Eastern region
425
480
288
408
425
367
310
235
330
285
388
388
276
378
378
49
6.

, .
Average price for 1 sheep, thous.tog

,
Aimags and the
Capital
Adult sheep
Wether sheep
2011 III
/BO
/GO
/ZA
/UV
/KHO
82
73
71
70
86
/AR
/BKH
/BU
/OR
/OV
/KHS
68
71
76
73
84
65
/GS
/DA
/DO
/DU
/OM
/SE
/TO
92
93
84
96
82
81
/DD
/SU
/KHE
65
82
73
/UB
65
2012 II

122
104
98
110
115

96
110
106
120
120
85

145
138
132
99
127
121
132

108
127
115
120
Ewe
2012 III
2011 III
Western region
145
129
131
117
133
2012 II
2012 III
63
53
47
49
64
100
82
73
72
88
120
97
86
79
106
53
53
55
60
55
46
71
83
79
75
80
61
79
93
83
100
109
69
78
65
64
83
64
62
108
87
73
115
98
93
137
90
80
131
101
94
53
49
53
86
80
83
85
81
83
62
80
80
Khangai region
115
115
112
160
136
92
Central region
120
158
133
113
151
124
137
Eastern region
111
130
115
Ulaanbaatar
120

, .
Average price for 1 goat, thous.tog

,
Aimags and the
Capital
Adult goat
2011 III
/BO
/GO
/ZA
/UV
/KHO
58
55
45
44
60
/AR
/BKH
/BU
/OR
/OV
/KHS
45
58
48
40
56
48
/GS
/DA
/DO
/DU
/OM
/SE
/TO
65
73
61
60
69
58
56
/DD
/SU
/KHE
43
50
52
/UB
45
50
Wether goat
Female goat
2012 II

76
73
62
69
88

66
79
76
75
85
60

89
86
82
71
95
74
80

73
73
84
70
2012 III
2011 III
Western region
80
89
79
74
104
2012 II
2012 III
49
40
36
34
45
67
59
51
52
60
72
68
59
53
60
36
47
40
35
39
37
52
60
59
55
47
59
63
59
70
83
53
50
61
44
43
54
50
45
75
62
56
80
65
64
95
64
58
85
70
68
41
39
41
61
52
62
68
53
62
38
65
65
Khangai region
77
82
80
90
96
69
Central region
80
110
90
82
114
82
85
Eastern region
79
77
84
Ulaanbaatar
70
Section 6. Price
6.7 ,
AVERAGE PRICES OF MAJOR CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS IN ULAANBAATAR, by producing countries
Materials, by producing country
Measurement
unit
2011 III 2011 XII
2012 II
2012 III
tog
2012 III
2012 III
2012 III
%
%
%
2011 III
2011 XII
2012 II
Mongolia

-200
Concrete mortar M-200
700
Iron concrete 700
-100
Brick made from clay M-100
-500
Cement M-500
m3
3
.
m3
thous.piece
50
50 kg
87 000
95 500 115 000 115 000 118 000
123.6
102.6
102.6
120 000
291.7
5 800
6 500
9 075
- 350 000
9 075
156.5
139.6
100.0
80 000
80 000
80 000
80 000
100.0
100.0
100.0
140 000 142 000 150 000 150 000
107.1
105.6
100.0
(1515)
Vacuum window (15x15)
m2
()
Plank for floor (without groove)
m3
Edged plank
m3
piece
35 000
35 000
35 000
35 000
100.0
100.0
100.0
116.7
(1515),
Stick (15x15), dry
22 000
23 000
24 000
28 000
127.3
121.7
()
Emulsion (inward )
kg
9 000
(2.44x1.22)
Polystryrene (2.44x1.22m)
m2
15 000
15 000
15 000
15 000
100.0
100.0
100.0
Varnish
25
25 kg
4 500
Russian Federation
() 110
Roofing paper (with stone) 1x10
pack
15 000
20 000
18 000
20 000
133.3
100.0
111.1
Olip*
kg
4 600
3 500
3 500
76.1
100.0
()
Lime (meli)
kg
600
50
50 kg
7 000
8 000
8 000
8 000
114.3
100.0
100.0
m2
12 000
15 000
13 000
13 000
108.3
86.7
100.0
m2
pack
10 000
7 000
9 000
9 000
9 000
128.6
100.0
100.0
People's Republic of China
-500
Cement M-500
5 ()
Window glass 5mm (without reflection)
5 ()
Window glass 5mm (with reflection)
() 1x15
Roofing paper (without stone) 1x15
100
Spike 100 mm
kg
2 500
2 500
2 500
2 500
100.0
100.0
100.0
Oil paint
kg
2 000
2 000
2 000
2 000
100.0
100.0
100.0
(100.53 )
Wallpaper (10x0.53 m)
pack
8 000
8 500
()
Emulsion (external)
18
18 kg
18 000
18 000
18 000
18 000
100.0
100.0
100.0
()
Emulsion (inward )
18
18 kg
6 500
6 500
6 500
6 500
100.0
100.0
100.0
()
Lime (meli)
kg
500
30x30 ()
Slabstone 30x30,(for floor)
piece
850
850
850
850
100.0
100.0
100.0
Ceramic sink
piece
55 000
60 000
60 000
60 000
109.1
100.0
100.0
Ceramic lavatory pan
piece
80 000
90 000
90 000
90 000
112.5
100.0
100.0
()
Electric filament lamp (without pivot)
piece
2 000
2 000
2 000
2 000
100.0
100.0
100.0
()
Building door (metal)
piece
138 000 138 000 138 000 138 000
100.0
100.0
100.0
Tap
set
40 000
45 000
50 000
50 000
125.0
111.1
100.0
Flexible shower kits
piece
15 000
18 000
18 000
18 000
120.0
100.0
100.0
Parquet floor
m2
11 000
12 000
12 000
12 000
109.1
100.0
100.0
False ceiling
3 500
3 500
3 500
87.5
100.0
100.0
Glue (adhesive)
m2
kg
4 000
()
4 500
3 500
3 500
3 500
77.8
100.0
100.0
Federal Republic of Germany
()
Emulsion (external)
18
18 kg
60 000
60 000
60 000
60 000
100.0
100.0
100.0
()
Emulsion (inward )
18
18 kg
47 000
47 000
47 000
47 000
100.0
100.0
100.0
pack
4 500
5 500
5 500
5 500
122.2
100.0
100.0
120.5
Republic of Korea
Wallpaper 12x0.5
: * - 2011 5- .
Note: * - Definition of the material has been changed since May 2011 .
51
6.
6.8 *, 2012 ,
6 ,
HOUSING PRICE INDEX*, in the first quarter of 2012, by central 6 districts of the Ulaabaatar,
by date of commissioned

Date of commissioned
Total
2012 I
2011 I
2012 I
2011 IV
139.2
102.4
Khan-Uul
130.7
100.8
1970
1970 2001
2002
before 1970
from 1970 to 2001
after 2002
129.8
135.1
126.7
101.6
101.0
100.0
Bayanzurkh
138.9
101.7
1970
1970 2001
2002
before 1970
from 1970 to 2001
after 2002
137.8
142.4
132.9
101.8
102.2
100.6
Bayangol
138.8
103.7
1970
1970 2001
2002
before 1970
from 1970 to 2001
after 2002
136.7
139.1
138.0
102.9
104.2
102.2
Sukhbaatar
147.1
101.5
1970
1970 2001
2002
before 1970
from 1970 to 2001
after 2002
145.6
153.3
140.0
103.0
102.2
100.0
Chingeltei
144.3
102.2
1970
1970 2001
2002
before 1970
from 1970 to 2001
after 2002
154.3
135.2
140.8
103.0
102.8
100.0
Songinokhairkhan
133.3
102.7
1970
before 1970
140.4
1970 2001
from 1970 to 2001
134.4
2002
after 2002
123.2
* :
.
* Note:
Statistical substitutional methodology has been used on some price data.
52
102.5
103.0
100.0
Section 7. Money, loan, stock market
VII. M, , *
MONEY, LOAN, STOCK MARKET*
7.1 ,
MONEY SUPPLY, at the end of every month
mln. tog
,
Periods, by months
2010
2011
2012
2
Money M2
Quasi
money
1
Money M1
Current
account

Currency issued
in circulation

Currency
outside banks
I
II
III
IV
V
VI
2 871 011.1
2 981 852.7
2 974 483.3
3 162 957.8
3 254 079.2
3 523 607.2
2 241 310.1
2 353 955.3
2 281 480.3
2 408 657.9
2 458 107.6
2 683 675.2
629 701.0
627 897.5
693 003.0
754 299.9
795 971.6
839 932.0
369 196.2
369 723.1
398 675.0
414 647.2
439 102.1
491 026.3
260 504.7
258 174.4
294 328.0
339 652.7
356 869.5
348 905.7
350 828.3
352 347.5
384 484.6
444 973.7
462 669.7
447 442.0
VII
VIII
IX
X
XI
XII
3 543 135.2
3 657 409.2
3 851 715.3
3 873 060.3
3 939 640.0
4 679 981.4
2 716 472.8
2 725 373.0
2 892 619.1
2 872 484.9
2 943 893.7
3 522 363.5
826 662.4
932 036.2
959 096.3
1 000 575.4
995 746.4
1 157 617.9
482 178.7
577 480.8
615 319.2
647 840.2
645 107.4
769 415.2
344 483.7
354 555.4
343 777.0
352 735.2
350 639.0
388 202.7
452 341.7
467 523.0
452 599.2
462 234.4
472 914.7
519 692.4
I
II
III
IV
V
VI
4 805 454.3
4 867 431.6
4 955 128.8
5 350 512.6
5 428 916.9
5 772 557.8
3 673 919.9
3 836 157.5
3 773 586.1
4 012 030.3
4 006 154.0
4 219 933.5
1 131 534.4
1 031 274.1
1 181 542.7
1 338 482.3
1 422 762.8
1 552 624.4
736 766.2
694 833.0
794 721.1
863 663.8
943 823.7
1 072 924.2
394 768.2
336 441.2
386 821.6
474 818.5
478 939.2
479 700.2
565 690.3
474 517.4
531 134.7
628 571.6
624 752.2
638 773.5
VII
VIII
IX
X
XI
XII
5 920 392.4
5 903 235.1
6 053 868.9
6 078 304.6
6 113 194.9
6 412 259.3
4 360 991.7
4 249 456.1
4 377 634.3
4 455 359.6
4 560 531.7
4 671 183.6
1 559 400.7
1 653 779.0
1 676 234.5
1 622 945.0
1 552 663.2
1 741 075.7
1 062 261.9
1 123 350.3
1 151 096.3
1 115 368.6
1 064 702.2
1 223 581.5
497 138.9
530 428.7
525 138.2
507 576.4
487 960.9
517 494.2
673 939.2
705 791.8
705 251.3
694 919.4
678 907.7
713 351.1
I
II
III**
6 147 458.7
6 237 570.2
6 114 817.6
4 581 661.8
4 737 242.4
4 626 653.9
1 565 796.9
1 500 327.8
1 488 163.7
1 106 369.6
1 041 929.9
1 040 081.6
459 427.3
458 397.9
448 082.1
656 998.9
673 778.6
648 454.6
123.4
122.6
126.0
130.9
115.8
122.1
2012 III**
2011 III %
6147.5
6237.6
6114.8
II
III
6113.2
XI
2012I
6078.3
X
6412.3
6053.9
IX
XII
5920.4
5903.2
VII
VIII
5772.6
VI
5428.9
4955.1
III
4867.4
II
5350.5
4805.5
2011I
IV
4680.0
3939.6
XII
3873.1
X
3851.7
IX
XI
3657.4
VIII
3254.1
V
3523.6
3163.0
IV
3543.1
2974.5
III
VI
2981.9
VII
2871.0
II
7200.0
6400.0
5600.0
4800.0
4000.0
3200.0
2400.0
1600.0
800.0
0.0
2010I
, ,
Money indicators, at the end of every month, bln.tog
2 / Money M2
/ Quasi money
1 / Money M1
/ Current account
/ Currency issued in circulation
:
Source:
*
* Monthly statistical bulletin, Bank of Mongolia
:
Note:
**
** Preliminary estimates
53
7. , ,
7.2 ,
BALANCE SHEET OF BANKS, at the end of every month
Assets
Periods, by months
Reserves
2010
2011
2012
Central Bank
bills
Foreign
assets
Claims
Government
, of which
Other financial
Public
corporations
sector
Individuals
Other
Substandard
loss loans
of claims
Private
sector
mln. tog

Total assets
I
II
III
IV
V
VI
439 212.0
470 444.5
465 768.5
509 264.5
453 067.6
524 140.2
512 936.1
532 589.7
492 134.4
442 576.3
502 878.9
555 346.0
381 768.5
449 896.2
367 457.9
437 822.7
438 490.4
553 985.3
2 751 263.3
2 793 453.4
2 847 369.2
2 929 168.6
2 995 996.1
2 992 238.2
76 818.8
77 702.4
78 820.9
164 297.5
143 278.7
109 608.8
3 827.1
4 942.8
12 013.7
11 883.5
10 470.7
11 354.6
20 422.8
19 615.3
16 948.8
16 589.3
15 245.7
15 592.9
1 720 862.3
1 724 255.4
1 760 220.7
1 754 070.2
1 815 477.0
1 806 502.8
920 916.9
953 654.9
964 035.3
972 219.7
1 001 587.6
1 038 929.1
8 415.5
13 282.6
15 329.8
10 108.4
9 936.5
10 250.0
458 186.6
444 642.5
431 829.4
415 996.4
414 781.3
402 925.6
4 085 179.9
4 246 383.7
4 172 729.9
4 318 832.1
4 390 433.0
4 625 709.7
VII
VIII
IX
X
XI
XII
557 492.8
462 201.8
525 648.5
518 518.5
453 277.8
770 995.4
526 061.0
650 663.6
660 234.7
873 359.7
960 949.4
1 102 827.6
490 134.6
479 584.6
552 922.2
576 959.3
595 313.6
655 876.3
3 081 884.8
3 132 501.5
3 204 694.6
3 211 239.8
3 232 102.4
3 343 802.9
109 891.5
110 456.8
119 342.5
120 949.4
119 608.1
79 024.9
10 436.2
11 083.2
11 745.6
11 778.3
12 458.1
14 067.6
32 651.1
34 614.5
37 686.6
38 336.0
36 873.6
17 073.9
1 844 147.8
1 789 347.8
1 808 074.9
1 797 039.9
1 783 352.2
1 854 774.6
1 075 174.1
1 177 478.7
1 218 394.9
1 233 809.4
1 270 186.9
1 369 232.5
9 584.2
9 520.5
9 450.1
9 326.8
9 623.5
9 629.5
414 460.1
410 475.6
411 202.5
402 274.9
370 948.5
374 357.6
4 655 573.2
4 724 951.6
4 943 500.0
5 180 077.4
5 241 643.3
5 873 502.2
I
II
III
IV
V
VI
717 364.3
638 058.7
632 359.0
689 753.3
781 424.3
781 371.6
1 252 806.4
1 330 484.9
1 174 606.2
1 012 924.1
1 042 558.0
1 148 551.0
559 945.4
632 122.8
568 495.1
831 833.6
545 432.1
603 253.9
3 495 524.4
3 581 703.2
3 786 412.9
4 030 037.5
4 303 073.8
4 639 019.0
55 259.2
55 400.2
55 581.4
56 158.4
56 254.9
86 227.7
13 711.5
13 252.8
14 479.0
13 580.2
15 444.4
14 951.3
16 598.0
15 756.6
13 029.5
16 163.3
15 421.2
16 160.3
1 909 018.9
1 999 058.5
2 099 485.9
2 226 969.0
2 393 198.6
2 568 669.9
1 491 117.4
1 488 750.3
1 596 083.2
1 709 263.3
1 815 285.5
1 944 813.6
9 819.4
9 484.9
7 753.9
7 903.3
7 469.3
8 196.1
361 482.7
360 416.6
372 082.8
381 467.2
397 633.8
390 537.4
6 025 640.4
6 182 369.6
6 161 873.3
6 564 548.6
6 672 488.2
7 172 195.5
VII
VIII
IX
X
XI
XII
830 458.5
759 395.5
873 726.5
980 147.1
1 028 631.6
1 145 260.6
1 117 131.5
1 001 922.0
881 299.6
699 346.3
550 580.5
879 793.8
592 104.1
493 173.8
589 879.0
562 116.8
617 019.0
711 145.1
4 787 980.0
5 084 640.3
5 277 787.5
5 466 193.3
5 707 609.7
5 916 504.2
106 580.7
213 837.5
218 710.1
244 285.0
268 870.8
275 270.5
13 720.4
15 631.8
18 284.0
16 503.3
17 704.3
17 469.1
23 953.4
26 441.7
27 143.3
26 225.8
41 716.2
60 646.0
2 637 482.9
2 685 825.7
2 770 747.4
2 861 279.8
2 969 558.6
3 104 543.2
1 998 308.4
2 134 699.7
2 234 430.6
2 309 733.5
2 401 950.0
2 452 685.0
7 934.2
8 203.7
8 472.1
8 165.9
7 809.8
5 890.4
381 906.6
375 931.5
357 253.6
347 524.4
343 158.4
329 961.1
7 327 674.0
7 339 131.6
7 622 692.5
7 707 803.6
7 903 840.8
8 652 703.7
I
II
III**
1 093 882.6
1 058 226.7
1 364 707.6
573 640.0
741 645.0
741 810.9
587 118.1
579 719.1
562 690.3
5 900 745.8
5 960 049.8
6 035 565.1
253 117.5
253 815.5
254 059.1
13 745.9
15 165.6
16 445.1
18 975.0
11 022.3
10 675.2
3 135 504.6
3 156 170.9
3 185 012.2
2 472 319.2
2 516 673.6
2 552 540.0
7 083.7
7 201.9
16 833.6
326 638.5
323 316.7
320 162.6
8 155 386.6
8 339 640.6
8 704 773.9
Liabilities
,
Periods, by months
2010
2011
2012
Demand
deposit
Quasi
money
Foreign
liabilites

Long-term
foreign
liabilities
Central
Government
deposits

()
Credit from
Central
Bank
Capital
accounts
Other items
(net)

Total liabilities
I
II
III
IV
V
VI
369 196.2
369 723.1
398 675.0
414 647.2
439 102.1
491 026.3
2 241 310.1
2 353 955.3
2 281 480.3
2 408 657.9
2 458 107.6
2 683 675.2
325 968.7
328 073.1
308 207.7
318 338.8
317 270.2
306 689.7
25 607.6
25 493.6
25 449.2
25 486.9
25 392.5
25 469.2
427 613.9
443 570.5
450 740.4
485 510.9
462 558.1
412 789.1
191 254.6
199 303.2
182 542.6
161 186.4
159 696.7
157 739.6
219 361.4
264 594.9
263 691.1
267 770.6
267 397.9
295 498.7
284 867.4
261 670.1
261 943.8
237 233.3
260 907.9
252 821.8
4 085 179.9
4 246 383.7
4 172 729.9
4 318 832.1
4 390 433.0
4 625 709.7
VII
VIII
IX
X
XI
XII
482 178.7
577 480.8
615 319.2
647 840.2
645 107.4
769 415.2
2 716 472.8
2 725 373.0
2 892 619.1
2 872 484.9
2 943 893.7
3 522 363.5
293 449.0
278 715.8
268 090.6
454 249.4
437 326.4
424 894.9
25 071.7
18 404.3
16 525.3
15 830.0
15 715.9
20 747.8
418 752.2
410 790.8
436 747.7
456 636.1
462 446.7
422 243.3
158 059.7
156 553.6
154 185.6
160 986.8
132 905.9
140 320.8
290 255.9
290 172.5
295 613.9
313 104.9
380 901.1
393 541.1
271 333.2
267 460.7
264 398.7
258 945.0
223 346.2
179 975.5
4 655 573.2
4 724 951.6
4 943 500.0
5 180 077.4
5 241 643.3
5 873 502.2
I
II
III
IV
V
VI
736 766.2
694 833.0
794 721.1
863 663.8
943 823.7
1 072 924.2
3 673 919.9
3 836 157.5
3 773 586.1
4 012 030.3
4 006 154.0
4 219 933.5
423 378.3
434 780.0
397 106.0
456 065.1
461 767.0
482 392.0
20 239.2
24 963.0
22 892.9
15 842.8
18 211.1
21 370.7
440 230.4
450 674.3
425 091.0
434 264.4
454 825.0
432 031.6
127 639.8
129 575.5
127 853.5
144 117.0
134 213.9
215 363.7
395 171.8
400 061.3
421 699.4
427 674.8
452 934.7
516 906.8
208 294.7
211 325.1
198 923.3
210 890.4
200 558.8
211 273.0
6 025 640.4
6 182 369.6
6 161 873.3
6 564 548.6
6 672 488.2
7 172 195.5
VII
VIII
IX
X
XI
XII
1 062 261.9
1 123 350.3
1 151 096.3
1 115 368.6
1 064 702.2
1 223 581.5
4 360 991.7
4 249 456.1
4 377 634.3
4 455 359.6
4 560 531.7
4 671 183.6
484 067.5
475 514.8
504 202.1
535 993.8
548 715.8
658 809.2
27 199.0
26 808.2
26 974.2
24 724.7
26 833.3
29 107.7
497 319.9
587 058.1
620 006.8
662 522.1
751 227.1
931 493.1
154 698.1
128 284.6
128 054.5
139 188.2
131 045.2
408 265.1
519 921.1
543 773.2
576 711.7
592 591.9
640 337.2
688 911.4
221 214.9
204 886.3
238 012.6
182 054.7
180 448.2
41 352.1
7 327 674.0
7 339 131.6
7 622 692.5
7 707 803.6
7 903 840.8
8 652 703.7
I
II
III**
1 106 369.6
1 041 929.9
1 040 081.6
4 581 661.8
4 737 242.4
4 626 653.9
565 311.8
561 006.0
569 872.6
22 052.8
20 624.9
29 858.6
941 849.8
966 495.5
1 013 181.2
196 152.8
190 234.6
570 845.0
707 314.0
719 511.2
750 802.9
34 673.9
102 596.1
103 478.2
8 155 386.6
8 339 640.6
8 704 773.9
, ,
Reserve money, at the end of every month, bln.mog
2000.0
Reserve
money
1600.0
1200.0
800.0

Currency outside
banks
400.0

Bank's deposits
:
Note:
54
**
II
III
XII
2012-I
XI
IX
VII
VIII
VI
IV
II
III
XII
2011-I
XI
IX
VIII
VI
VII
IV
II
III
2010-I
0.0
Bank's cash
7.3 ,
EXCHANGE RATES OF FOREIGN CURRENCIES, monthly average
tog
,
()
Periods, by months
USD
EUR
RUB
CNY
JPY
KRW
GBP
XAU
2010
2011
2012

SDR
I
II
III
IV
V
VI
1 455.09
1 446.08
1 412.82
1 382.64
1 387.24
1 380.33
2 082.30
1 982.89
1 918.35
1 858.16
1 751.73
1 686.52
48.77
47.93
47.74
47.38
45.71
44.23
213.14
211.76
206.96
202.56
203.18
202.36
15.92
16.02
15.64
14.80
15.04
15.16
1.28
1.25
1.24
1.24
1.19
1.14
2 354.21
2 269.83
2 125.36
2 117.94
2 040.62
2 032.43
1 631 651.68
1 582 057.37
1 576 862.27
1 581 683.32
1 666 388.40
1 717 924.13
2 278.47
2 228.82
2 160.05
2 098.91
2 057.24
2 026.31
VII
VIII
IX
X
XI
XII
1 365.63
1 325.13
1 325.09
1 306.07
1 304.16
1 234.08
1 740.26
1 714.43
1 731.29
1 813.23
1 750.48
1 631.32
44.52
43.69
43.04
43.10
41.18
40.02
201.50
195.29
196.47
195.82
191.44
185.64
15.58
15.49
15.71
15.94
15.51
14.81
1.13
1.12
1.14
1.16
1.13
1.08
2 085.78
2 077.49
2 063.27
2 068.81
2 038.83
1 925.28
1 638 971.03
1 606 024.35
1 684 913.13
1 753 322.80
1 745 161.58
1 737 853.81
2 048.92
2 012.77
2 020.42
2 048.48
1 994.74
1 893.98
I
II
III
IV
V
VI
1 256.42
1 253.41
1 228.45
1 219.90
1 235.71
1 257.29
1 676.17
1 710.58
1 719.64
1 764.32
1 778.15
1 809.22
41.63
42.83
43.22
43.49
44.36
44.94
190.40
190.54
187.08
186.86
190.32
194.18
15.23
15.16
15.02
14.66
15.23
15.63
1.12
1.12
1.10
1.13
1.14
1.16
1 977.19
2 021.21
1 986.16
1 997.27
2 022.51
2 037.94
1 720 095.65
1 725 023.21
1 748 166.87
1 808 115.80
1 874 328.87
1 921 269.76
1 940.96
1 956.70
1 940.11
1 947.83
1 978.21
2 010.85
VII
VIII
IX
X
XI
XII
1 246.93
1 238.63
1 259.89
1 291.94
1 323.42
1 374.20
1 788.01
1 777.86
1 735.92
1 771.15
1 793.82
1 811.64
44.77
43.08
41.06
41.32
42.86
43.68
193.12
193.40
197.20
202.83
208.20
216.45
15.69
16.07
16.42
16.84
17.08
17.66
1.18
1.15
1.13
1.12
1.17
1.20
2 014.45
2 027.39
1 989.33
2 034.90
2 091.24
2 144.68
1 954 474.30
2 183 108.49
2 243 083.98
2 156 119.57
2 299 045.30
2 268 229.24
1 991.50
1 988.60
1 988.20
2 030.04
2 073.87
2 125.56
I
II
III
1 395.12
1 340.73
1 333.28
1 800.97
1 772.06
1 761.91
44.45
44.92
45.44
220.88
212.80
211.17
18.14
17.15
16.17
1.22
1.19
1.18
2 164.22
2 119.99
2 110.20
2 306 106.59
2 333 821.67
2 236 197.36
2 141.30
2 076.77
2 054.69
,
. , , =100%
National CPI, USD and EUR growth, at the end of every month, previous month=100%
102.5
102.2
102.8
102.0
101.3
100.8
99.7
100.6
100.4
100.8
99.8
101.8
99.2
IV
100.5
III
103.0
102.4
100.4
101.5
99.3
95.0
100.7
98.5
100.0
97.2
102.0
III
103.2
103.0
II
102.1
102.3
105.0
2010-I
110.0
National CPI
. USD official rate
III
II
2012-I
XII
XI
IX
VIII
VII
VI
II
2011-I
XII
XI
IX
VIII
VII
VI
IV
90.0
EUR official rate
55
7. , ,
7.4 , , ,
LOANS OUTSTANDING, by commercial banks, at the end of every month
mln. tog
2012 III**

Name of banks
2010 III
2011 III
2012 II
2012 III**
2011 III %
Total
Golomt
Capital
Khan
Trade & Development
Mongol Post
Savings
579 345.8
51 813.9
610 438.7
423 402.9
46 794.1
192 629.7
834 023.5 1 281 236.6 1 262 611.5

53 207.5
132 079.9
133 125.9
899 746.2 1 354 642.7 1 352 988.6
642 264.1 1 216 891.0 1 262 159.5
280 227.8
436 238.5
441 026.0
151.4
250.2
150.4
196.5
157.4
Transport & Development

Erel
Credit
Ulaanbaatar city
Zoos
7 913.8
8 926.2
3 588.3
134 775.4
102 407.7
4 689.2
15 269.4
3 023.7
172 359.6
75 975.0
3 757.5
28 530.7
2 878.6
237 087.4
83 363.6
3 740.7
29 959.4
2 895.4
254 458.4
81 888.4
79.8
196.2
95.8
147.6
107.8
Anod
Capitron
Xac
National investment bank
Chinggis khaan
133 635.0
80 668.9
210 222.8
21 513.3
84 372.8
92 720.7
88 245.4
377 922.1
11 172.8
81 733.1
81 269.0
75 560.1
525 131.5
22 088.7
79 248.0
80 492.9
74 120.6
547 023.1
21 380.9
79 768.4
86.8
84.0
144.7
191.4
97.6
State bank
Others
42 367.6
33 731.2
63 679.8
34 571.8
106 198.0
40 032.5
113 833.8
40 032.5
178.8
115.8
2 768 548.3 3 730 831.5 5 706 234.3 5 781 506.0
155.0
7.5 , , ,
LOANS OUTSTANDING, by classification of loan, at the end of every month
mln. tog
, of which:
,
Periods, by months
Loans outstanding
Loans
2010
2011
2012
:
Note:
56
Principal
in arrears
Sub/d,
doubtful,
loss loans
Public
sector
Private
sector
, of which:
Individuals
Other
Other financial
corporations
I
II
III
IV
V
VI
2 674 444.5
2 715 751.1
2 768 548.3
2 764 871.2
2 852 717.4
2 882 629.3
2 093 793.2
2 123 853.9
2 183 364.9
2 209 829.6
2 310 437.6
2 367 050.8
122 464.7
147 254.7
153 354.0
139 045.2
127 498.5
112 653.0
458 186.6
444 642.5
431 829.4
415 996.4
414 7 81.3
402 925.6
159.8
159.3
149.1
93.0
81.0
81.0
375 278.9
360 095.9
348 660.1
339 477.1
340 878.7
331 134.3
82 576.4
84 211.7
82 848.0
76 371.2
73 773.3
71 668.0
126.0
125.9
124.0
37.1
37.4
37.0
45.5
49.8
48.2
18.1
10.9
5.3
VII
VIII
IX
X
XI
XII
2 971 993.3
3 022 044.7
3 085 352.1
3 090 290.4
3 112 494.3
3 264 778.0
2 447 021.7
2 526 125.9
2 598 330.8
2 609 386.6
2 651 322.4
2 799 863.4
110 511.5
85 443.2
75 818.8
78 628.9
90 223.4
90 557.1
414 460.1
410 475.6
411 202.5
402 274.9
370 948.5
374 357.6
83.1
82.6
82.5
81.0
81.0
0.0
337 865.7
330 818.9
331 868.1
327 269.7
297 546.2
307 283.3
75 949.9
79 224.6
79 163.0
74 831.9
73 255.0
67 007.7
43.4
42.2
42.8
41.8
36.3
36.5
518.0
307.2
46.0
50.5
30.0
30.0
I
II
III
IV
V
VI
3 440 265.1
3 526 303.0
3 730 831.5
3 973 879.1
4 246 818.9
4 552 791.3
2 975 812.1
3 053 334.9
3 278 230.3
3 510 236.0
3 773 411.1
4 092 375.6
102 970.3
112 551.5
80 518.5
82 175.9
75 774.0
69 878.3
361 482.7
360 416.6
372 082.8
381 467.2
397 633.8
390 537.4
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
27.8
27.8
295 562.5
295 891.4
309 074.9
319 602.8
339 868.3
333 211.2
65 745.5
64 352.9
62 110.5
60 977.0
56 847.2
53 408.6
142.2
142.4
856.1
855.0
851.7
3 849.9
32.4
30.0
41.2
32.4
38.9
39.8
VII
VIII
IX
X
XI
XII
4 681 399.2
4 870 802.7
5 059 077.4
5 221 908.3
5 438 738.9
5 641 233.7
4 228 143.3
4 427 856.9
4 641 346.2
4 803 393.2
5 024 079.8
5 237 535.7
71 349.3
67 014.4
60 477.6
70 990.7
71 500.7
73 7 36.9
381 906.6
375 931.5
357 253.6
347 524.4
343 158.4
329 961.1
27.8
27.8
25.9
23.9
23.9
0.0
325 855.9
321 055.0
293 861.7
290 674.7
284 633.8
277 384.7
52 530.5
51 440.5
59 945.3
53 566.4
55 567.3
51 522.6
3 442.7
3 335.1
3 335.0
3 162.4
2 849.2
985.3
49.7
73.2
85.7
97.1
84.2
68.5
I
II
III**
5 647 628.3
5 706 234.3
5 781 506.0
5 247 166.8
5 321 745.4
5 399 905.4
73 822.9
61 172.1
61 438.1
326 638.5
323 316.7
320 162.6
0.0
0.0
0.0
274 230.0
269 260.6
271 811.2
51 359.8
52 958.9
47 453.7
984.7
1 035.4
838.9
64.1
61.8
58.8
**
7.6 , , 2012 2
MONTHLY DEPOSIT AND LENDING RATES OF COMMERCIAL BANKS, at the end of February, 2012
percent

Average lending rate announced at
the end of the period

Average deposit rate
Domestic currency
Foreign currency
0-1
0-1
Demand
Time & Saving
Demand
Time & Saving
Enterprise
Trade
Individuals
0.6
0.5
0.6
0.5
0.3-0.5
0.7-1.3
0.5-1.3
0.5-1.2
0.3-1.3
0.7-1.2
0.2
0.1-0.3
0.1-0.2
0.1-0.2
0.1-0.2
0.4-0.5
0.2-1.3
0.3-0.6
0.1-0.5
0.1-0.7
0.5-2.3
0.8-1.3
1.6-2.5
1.2-2.2
1.0-1.6
0.9-2.3
1.7-2.1
1.2-2.4
1.2-2.2
0.6-1.1
0.7-2.3
1.5-1.7
1.0-2.7
1.3-3.0
1.0-1.2
0.7
0.5-0.7
0.4
0.5
0.6
1.2-1.5
0.6-1.5
0.9-1.0
0.7-1.3
0.6-1.2
0.1-0.3
0.3
0.1
0.3
0.1-0.2
0.1-0.7
0.3-0.6
0.2-0.9
0.1-0.4
1.1-2.6
0.6-1.4
-
1.1-2.6
2.0-2.3
-
1.1-2.6
1.5-1.7
1.1-2.3
-
0.4-0.6
0.5-0.6
0.5
-
0.5-1.2
0.6-1.1
0.5-1.3
-
0.1-0.3
0.1-0.3
0.1-0.2
-
0.1-0.7
0.2-0.6
0.3-0.7
-
1.8-2.2
1.5-3.0
0.9-1.0
1.3-1.5
1.8-2.2
1.5-3.5
1.0-1.4
1.5
2.0-2.2
1.5-3.5
1.0-1.4
1.5
18.4
14.0
15.5
13.0
12.1
XII
15.5
16.1
12.2
XI
12.1
12.7
12.2
12.3
13.3
15.9
16.1
17.2
17.4
16.2
16.6
14.3
12.9
13.0
15.8
16.4
17.8
12.2
12.5
13.0
12.6
12.9
13.8
14.1
14.0
14.3
14.0
14.5
15.6
14.9
14.9
17.0
15.4
19.0
15.0
18.4
17.9
18.9
19.5
19.4
20.4
19.4
19.7
21.0
20.2
20.5
20.0
21.4
23.0
22.2
, ,
Annual loan's rate, at the end of every month, by percent
11.0
9.0
II
2012-I
IX
VIII
VII
VI
IV
III
II
2011-I
XII
XI
IX
VIII
VII
VI
IV
III
II
2010-I
7.0
Bank
short-term loan rates, domestic currency
Bank
short-term loan rate, foreign currency
57
7. , ,
7.7 ***,
INDICATORS OF STOCK MARKET***, at the end of every month

Main indicators of Stock market
measuring
unit
2012 II
2012 III
Number of trading days in current month
number
19
21
Number of registered companies:
number
332
332
of which:
- (100 )
- state owned (100 percent)
number
23
23
- state partially owned
number
29
29
number
280
280
mln.tog
2 112 021.7
2 025 990.8
- private
Market capitalization in current month
Total turnover of stocks in current month
: -
of which: - Company stock
mln.tog
2 642.3
3 009.7
mln.tog
2 642.3
2 835.1
- Company bond
mln.togrogs
174.6

: -
-
( )
-
Total securities traded

of which: - Company stock
- Company bond
Average price (by securities types)
- Company stock
.
.
.
thous.pcs
thous.pcs
thous.pieces
7 189.4
7 189.4
-
4 528.4
4 511.0
17.4
tog
367.5
628.5
Total deals made
number
9 281
12 871
: -

-
of which: - made in current month

Daily average
- value
number
4 221
3 590
mln.tog
139.1
143.3
thous.pcs
378.4
215.6
- number
-20
TOP-20 index
- average
20 802.7
21 527.6
- maximum
21 658.0
21 747.6
- minimum
19 946.5
20 875.5
- close
21 658.0
20 875.5
19 195
Accounts opened in center deposits,
at current month
- ,
of which: - enterprise
- citizen
Broker, dealer company
number
50 894
number
11
15
number
number
50 883
76
19 180
78
7.8 , 2012 3
WHICH HAD MOST ACTIVE SOLD STOCKS, at the end of March, 2012
tog
Company
name

,
Stocks traded in the
current month, by
number of stocks
Closing price
2012.II.29
Price change, in
the current
month
2012.III.30
REMICON
2 054 267
192
189
GERMES CENTER
619 344
81
83
- 3
2
KHUKH GAN
399 662
183
188
JENCO TOUR BUREAU
360 951
95
94
- 1
OLLOO
308 721
188
170
- 18
STATE DEP. STORE
147 879
520
515
- 5
SOLONGO IMPEX
137 561
874
1 328
454
MONINJBAR
82 986
170
196
26
APU
79 940
4 350
4 450
100
HAI BI OIL
60 664
171
175
4
- 999
TAVAN TOLGOI
39 365
11 500
10 501
SILICATE
26 342
225
225
NACO TULSH
22 635
190
175
- 15
MONGOLIA DEVELOPMENT RESOURCES
21 325
1 000
990
- 10
SHARIIN GOL
19 382
11 100
10 401
- 699
930
EREENTSAV
12 508
570
1 500
TALKH CHIHER
10 716
12 000
12 000
CHATSARGANA
10 101
1 610
2 001
391
MONGOL SECURITIES
10 000
828
828
BAGANUUR
7 917
8 400
7 999
- 401
:
Source:
58
***
*** Monthly statistical data, Mongolian Stock Exchange

7.9 , 2012 3
WHICH HAD MOST INCREASED STOCK'S PRICE, at the end of March, 2012
Company
name

,
current month, by
number of stocks

Closing price
2012.II.29
2012.III.30
tog
,

Price change, in
the current
month
MON-ASAR
TSAGAAN TOLGOI
GAZAR SULJMEL
KHAR TARVAGATAI
NOYOT KHAIRKHAN
199
312
2
23
27
5 914
2 512
10 846
4 025
1 035
13 000
8 828
14 260
7 038
2 350
7 086
6 316
3 414
3 013
1 315
BAYAN-ALDAR
EREENTSAV
ERDENET SUVRAGA
KHANIIN MATERIAL
JUULCHIN GOBI
374
12 508
23
75
80
1 382
570
2 753
609
4 021
2 645
1 500
3 639
1 405
4 800
1 263
930
886
796
779
KHARGIA
KHANGAL
SOR
SELENGE SUREG
SOLONGO IMPEX
29
154
2 864
302
137 561
3 901
1 394
2 700
1 100
874
4 648
2 000
3 300
1 672
1 328
747
606
600
572
454
CHATSARGANA
AZIK
MON NAB
KHUDUU TEEVER
KHUNS ARKHANGAI
10 101
10
24
11
7
1 610
691
591
173
220
2 001
913
780
261
258
391
222
189
88
38
7.10 , 2012 3
WHICH HAD MOST DECLINED STOCK'S PRICE, at the end of March, 2012
Company
name
TEEVER DARKHAN
MOGOIN GOL
IKH BARILGA
SHIVEE OVOO
BULIGAAR
TAVAN TOLGOI
KHISHIG UUL
ALMAAS
ERDENET KHUNS
GUTAL
-1

,
current month, by
number of stocks

Closing price
2012.II.29
2012.III.30
tog
,

Price change, in
the current
month
7
1 879
220
2 092
122
25 000
25 800
7 777
13 503
6 001
21 300
23 002
5 700
12 000
5 000
3 700
2 798
2 077
1 503
1 001
39 365
34
465
35
5 760
11 500
1 785
2 500
1 184
3 700
10 501
1 300
2 040
729
3 300
999
485
460
455
400
BUKHUG
ESGII GUTAL
BAYALAG NALAIKH
AGRO TECH IMPEX
NEKHEESGUI EDLEL
10
242
1 461
1 200
20
3 600
1 848
1 100
2 200
2 200
3 201
1 571
850
2 000
2 001
399
277
250
200
199
DARKHAN KHUNS
ORKHON DALAI
KHASU MANDAL
BUUNII KHUDALDAA
OLLOO
336
305
202
1 309
308 721
1 800
1 580
1 600
775
188
1 615
1 400
1 450
632
170
185
180
150
143
- 18
59
8.
Vlll.
GENERAL GOVERNMENT BUDGET
8.1 , , ,
REVENUE & EXPENDITURE OF GENERAL GOVERNMENT, at current prices, as first quarter of selected years
mln. tog.
2011 I-III
,
Types of revenue and

expenditure
General
Gov't
3
4 ,

5

6

2
Total revenue & grants

Stabilization fund
Total equilibrated revenue and
grants
Current revenue
Tax revenue
1 Income tax
Corporate
Individuals
Price increase tax of
some products
Social security
contribution
3 Property tax
4 Taxes on goods
& services
Value added
tax
Excise tax
Income of special
purposes
5 Taxes on foreign
trade
6 Other taxes
Non- tax revenue
Capital revenue
Grants and transfers
Central
Gov't
Local Gov't General Gov't
Central
Gov't
Local Gov't
925 387.7
619 436.8
114 398.9
1 056 901.7
720 776.9
164 485.8
20 680.0
20 680.0
8 074.3
8 074.3
904 707.7
598 756.9
114 398.9
1 048 827.5
712 702.6
164 485.8
902 736.1
799 891.7
206 031.2
110 777.5
46 373.4
574 565.1
492 061.2
159 657.8
110 777.5
-
103 815.5
83 475.0
46 373.4
46 373.4
1 045 276.0
936 611.9
220 322.5
146 907.7
73 410.0
671 926.0
580 145.9
146 912.5
146 907.7
-
148 185.8
131 440.5
73 410.0
73 410.0
48 880.3
48 880.3
4.8
4.8
96 383.3
3 621.9
3 621.9
133 064.0
4 610.2
4 610.2
260 706.5
258 647.0
2 059.4
339 684.1
337 572.8
2 111.4
194 167.2
62 562.8
194 167.2
62 562.8
273 035.4
61 745.9
273 035.4
61 745.9
3 976.4
1 917.0
2 059.4
4 902.8
2 791.5
2 111.4
61 349.3
171 799.5
102 844.4
1 971.7
-
61 349.3
12 407.0
82 503.9
24 191.8
31 420.3
20 340.5
1 971.7
8 611.8
71 787.6
167 143.4
108 664.1
2 517.5
1 034.0
71 787.6
23 873.1
91 780.1
40 776.6
51 309.0
16 745.2
2 517.5
13 782.6
Expenditure of the budget

Total expenditure &

net lending

Total expenditure

Current expenditure
1 ,
1 Expenditure on
goods & services

,
Wages & salaries
Social security

contribution
Goods & services
,

expenses
2
2 Interest payments
3
3 Subsidies & transfers

Grants to local

government

Capital expenditure

Internal sources

Investment

Capital repairs
Geological survey

,
Forest, other environ
ment expenditure

Acquisition of stock

External sources

Lending (net)
Foreign financed

projects
Other lending minus

repayments
60
Revenue of the budget
2012 I-III
821 478.4
813 322.5
739 765.0
512 632.4
504 476.5
446 460.8
60 514.7
60 514.7
44 979.8
1 104 823.9
1 080 300.7
862 457.2
825 820.2
801 297.1
600 430.6
86 801.1
86 801.1
70 062.4
309 067.8
189 728.0
290 631.6
171 517.8
33 370.4
16 555.6
386 535.5
232 971.0
358 942.3
211 646.3
46 212.0
19 289.8
17 316.4
15 387.4
1 718.7
21 467.7
19 254.4
1 995.5
119 339.8
103 726.4
15 096.1
153 564.5
128 041.6
24 926.7
13 458.8
417 238.4
13 458.8
142 370.4
11 609.4
20 901.2
455 020.5
20 901.2
220 587.1
23 850.4
73 557.5
71 471.2
65 747.5
2 721.1
-
8 611.8
58 015.6
55 929.3
51 934.7
2 721.1
-
15 534.9
15 534.9
13 805.8
-
217 843.5
207 353.4
194 882.0
7 929.8
300.0
13 782.6
200 866.5
190 376.4
181 283.7
7 929.8
300.0
16 738.7
16 738.7
13 360.1
-
730.5
730.5
2 272.1
2 086.4
8 155.9
543.0
2 086.4
8 155.9
4 241.6
10 490.1
24 523.2
862.9
10 490.1
24 523.2
3 378.7
-
1 171.1
1 171.1
6 974.5
6 974.5
6 984.8
6 984.8
17 548.7
17 548.7
Section 8. Budget
8.2 , ,
ACTUAL LOCAL BUDGET, at current prices, as first quarter of selected years
,
Aimags and the

Capital
Total revenue
2011 I-lll
/TOTAL
2012 I-lll
114 398.9 164 485.8
/Subtotal
/BO
/GO
/ZA
/UV
/KHO
8 140.5
1 362.6
1 161.4
2 038.3
2 162.8
1 415.4
/Subtotal
/AR
/BKH
/BU
/OR
/OV
/KHS
21 330.1
1 793.6
1 838.7
961.9
13 992.6
829.2
1 914.1
/Subtotal
/GS
/DA
/DO
/DU
/OM
/SE
/TO
33 629.4
592.7
2 194.8
2 025.4
1 606.8
23 613.2
2 176.0
1 420.4
/Subtotal
/DD
/SU
/KHE
5 148.1
1 776.2
1 772.4
1 599.5
/Subtotal
/UB
46 150.8
46 150.8
*
Revenue
Total expenditure
2011 I-lll
2012 I-lll
105 787.2
150 703.2

10 464.9
1 704.6
2 119.8
2 573.0
2 707.1
1 360.4

27 252.8
2 702.9
2 655.8
1 972.3
14 862.0
2 458.4
2 601.5

49 724.4
1 204.4
2 722.2
2 744.3
2 156.8
35 446.5
3 006.7
2 443.5

4 958.3
2 037.2
1 255.4
1 665.7
72 085.5
72 085.5
**
3 832.8
612.6
1 050.3
675.0
632.9
861.9
5 903.9
754.6
2 119.8
864.4
804.7
1 360.4
18 025.4
698.9
788.7
961.9
13 992.6
829.2
754.1
20 228.6
1 162.9
888.5
1 418.1
14 862.0
860.7
1 036.5
32 630.0
493.4
2 194.8
2 025.4
706.8
23 613.2
2 176.0
1 420.4
47 527.0
727.1
2 722.2
2 744.3
806.8
35 446.5
3 006.7
2 073.4
5 148.1
1 776.2
1 772.4
1 599.5
4 958.3
2 037.2
1 255.4
1 665.7
46 150.8
46 150.8
72 085.5
72 085.5
2011 I-lll
60 514.7
2012 I-lll
Expenditure
2011 I-lll
86 801.1
Western region
7 393.6
9 034.1
1 369.5
1 340.1
1 287.7
1 545.4
2 635.8
1 704.0
1 536.7
2 041.5
1 495.7
1 471.3
Khangai region
12 295.3 25 939.2
1 347.9
1 826.1
1 359.4
2 215.7
1 123.7
1 503.0
5 446.6 15 962.2
1 265.2
2 255.8
1 752.5
2 176.4
Central region
9 570.2 22 223.5
716.9
825.4
1 454.2
2 435.8
1 002.7
1 776.1
1 227.6
1 146.8
1 808.4 10 084.7
1 850.5
3 260.4
1 510.0
2 694.4
Eastern region
3 627.9
4 297.3
1 147.5
1 381.1
1 327.1
1 281.7
1 153.3
1 634.5
Ulaanbaatar
27 627.8 25 307.0
27 627.8 25 307.0
2012 I-lll
,
,
Total revenue to
total expenditure
ratio, %
2011 I-lll 2012 I-lll
mln. tog.
,
, %
Ratio of Revenue to
expenditure, %
2011 I-lll
2012 I-lll
50 814.2
64 887.3
189.0
189.5
208.2
232.3
7 393.6
1 369.5
1 287.7
1 704.0
1 536.7
1 495.7
9 034.1
1 340.1
1 545.4
2 635.8
2 041.5
1 471.3
110.1
99.5
90.2
119.6
140.7
94.6
115.8
127.2
137.2
97.6
132.6
92.5
51.8
44.7
81.6
39.6
41.2
57.6
65.4
56.3
137.2
32.8
39.4
92.5
7 895.3
1 347.9
1 359.4
1 123.7
1 046.6
1 265.2
1 752.5
11 230.4
1 826.1
2 215.7
1 503.0
1 253.4
2 255.8
2 176.4
173.5
133.1
135.3
85.6
256.9
65.5
109.2
105.1
148.0
119.9
131.2
93.1
109.0
119.5
228.3
51.9
58.0
85.6
1336.9
65.5
43.0
180.1
63.7
40.1
94.3
1 185.8
38.2
47.6
9 269.7
716.9
1 153.7
1 002.7
1 227.6
1 808.4
1 850.5
1 510.0
15 018.4
825.4
1 318.9
1 776.1
1 146.8
4 496.6
2 760.4
2 694.4
351.4
82.7
150.9
202.0
130.9
1305.8
117.6
94.1
223.7
145.9
111.8
154.5
188.1
351.5
92.2
90.7
352.0
68.8
190.2
202.0
57.6
1305.8
117.6
94.1
316.5
88.1
206.4
154.5
70.4
788.3
108.9
77.0
3 627.9
1 147.5
1 327.1
1 153.3
4 297.3
1 381.1
1 281.7
1 634.5
141.9
154.8
133.6
138.7
115.4
147.5
98.0
101.9
141.9
154.8
133.6
138.7
115.4
147.5
98.0
101.9
22 627.8
22 627.8
25 307.0
25 307.0
167.0
167.0
284.8
284.8
204.0
204.0
284.8
284.8
-: *
**
- Note: * Not included in grants from Central Gov't Budget
** Not included in transfers to Central Gov't Budget
8.3 YY ,
,
GRANTS FROM LOCAL GOV'T TO CENTRAL GOV'T, at current prices, as first quarter
of selected years
mln.tog
,
2012 I-III
%
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
2011 I-III
/TOTAL
/DA
/OR
/OM
/SE
/UB
9 700.5
21 913.9
225.9
300.5
4 400.0
5 000.0
1 116.9
14 708.8
5 588.1
500.0
-
371.7
334.3
-
61
8.
8.4 , , ,
ACTUAL EXPENDITURE OF GENERAL GOVERNMENT, by function, at current prices, as first quarter of selected years
mln. tog.

Y

,
, ,

, ,

,
,
, , ,

Function
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
2012 I-III
2011 I-III
TOTAL EXPENDITURE AND NET LENDING
821 478.4
1 104 823.9
134.5
Public service activities

General public services
Military defence
152 427.1
86 684.2
27 984.5
204 532.1
112 321.1
40 759.0
134.2
129.6
145.6
Public order and safety
37 758.4
51 452.0
136.3
635 413.4
126 082.1
58 041.9
433 755.7
755 722.5
201 999.0
84 848.1
436 374.5
118.9
160.2
146.2
100.6
3 679.6
8 815.0
239.6
13 854.0
91 053.3
28 299.7
12 313.4
4 935.1
23 685.9
197 128.5
62 542.9
18 788.2
7 010.5
171.0
216.5
221.0
152.6
142.1
22 982.1
22 523.0
33 842.4
-91 257.7
52 161.1
56 625.7
60 933.1
-113 492.3
227.0
251.4
180.0
124.4
Social affairs
Education
Health
Social insurance and welfare services
Housing and community amenities
Recreation, culture, art and sport
Economic affairs
Fuel and energy
Agriculture and forestry
Mining, mineral resources, industry,
construction
Transportation and communication
Other economic affairs
Unclassified expenditure
Adjustment
and
8.5 , , ,
EXPENDITURE OF GENERAL GOVERNMENT, by Portfolio of Ministers, at current prices, as first quarter of selected years
mln. tog.

PORTFOLIO OF MINISTERS
Head of the office of the President of Mongolia
Speaker of The Great Hural (Parliament) of

Mongolia
Chairman of Constitutional Court
General Judge Supreme Court

,
,

, ,

,
, ,

2012 I-III
2012 I-III
2011 I-III
609.3
741.8
121.7
2 996.6
3 373.2
112.6
Chairman of General Council of Court

General Prosecutor of Mongolia
Secretariat National Security Council of Mongolia
71.0
242.9
2 745.7
1 947.1
181.3
90.1
266.9
3 730.7
2 905.4
253.7
126.8
109.9
135.9
149.2
140.0
Prime Minister of Mongolia

First Deputy Premier of Mongolia
6 185.6
3 672.3
8 853.2
-
143.1
-
Deputy Premier of Mongolia
15 260.1
23 456.3
153.7
Cabinet Secretariat of Government of Mongolia

Minister of Finance
Minister of Justice and Internal Affairs
Minister of Nature, Environment and Tourism
2 508.1
40 720.2
50 270.8
6 492.3
6 702.6
50 229.3
63 403.2
7 600.0
267.2
123.4
126.1
117.1
Minister of Defense
Minister of Education, Culture and Science
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade
Minister of Social Welfare and Labour
Minister of Food, Agriculture and Light Industry
Minister of Health
17 135.0
134 232.4
5 446.2
89 825.2
12 486.6
59 621.0
26 696.1
24 245.2
215 373.3
6 674.8
142 758.2
16 772.1
91 769.9
58 061.0
141.5
160.4
122.6
158.9
134.3
153.9
217.5
29 712.8
63.7
58.4
73.7
193.0
69 525.6
75.9
48.1
86.6
242.1
234.0
119.3
82.3
117.5
125.5
201.7
1 153.1
153.9
347.1
1 160.5
111.1
172.1
100.6
72.2
619.6
1 087.0
175.4
1 056.7
1 352.1
128.0
, ,
Minister of Roads, Transportation, Construction

and Urban Development
Minister of Mineral resources and Energy
Chairman of National Human Rights Commission

National General Auditor
Chairman of Government Service Council

Chairman of General Election Commission

Chairman of Financial Regulatory Commission

Chairman of National Statistical Office
Chairman of State Commission on Management

and
Organization
Rehabilitation
Political
Repression

Chairman of Independent authority against
corruption
Mongolian National Public Radio and Television
62
2011 I-III
Section 8. Budget
( 8.5- Table.8.5 continuation )

, -

Heads of Hurals of Representatives of the citizens

and Aimag and the Capital Governors budget
batch
TOTAL
Western region
-
-
Bayan-Olgii
Govi-Altai
Zavkhan
Uvs
Khovd
Khangai region
Arkhangai
Bayankhongor
Bulgan
Orkhon
Ovorkhangai
Khovsgol
Central region
Govisumber
Darkhan-Uul
Dornogovi
Dundgovi
Omnogovi
Selenge
Tov
Eastern region
Dornod
Sukhbaatar
Khentii
Ulaanbaatar
Ulaanbaatar
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
2012 I-III
2011 I-III
60 514.7
86 801.1
143.4
7 393.6
9 034.1
122.2
1 369.5
1 287.7
1 704.0
1 536.7
1 495.7
12 295.3
1 347.9
1 359.4
1 123.7
5 446.6
1 265.2
1 752.5
9 570.2
716.9
1 454.2
1 002.7
1 227.6
1 808.4
1 850.5
1 510.0
3 627.9
1 147.5
1 327.1
1 153.3
27 627.8
27 627.8
1 340.1
1 545.4
2 635.8
2 041.5
1 471.3
25 939.2
1 826.1
2 215.7
1 503.0
15 962.2
2 255.8
2 176.4
22 223.5
825.4
2 435.8
1 776.1
1 146.8
10 084.7
3 260.4
2 694.4
4 297.3
1 381.1
1 281.7
1 634.5
25 307.0
25 307.0
97.9
120.0
154.7
132.9
98.4
211.0
135.5
163.0
133.8
293.1
178.3
124.2
232.2
115.1
167.5
177.1
93.4
557.7
176.2
178.4
118.5
120.4
96.6
141.7
91.6
91.6
63
9.
IX.
EXTERNAL TRADE
9.1
EXTERNAL TRADE TURNOVER
Periods
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011

Total turnover
Exports
1 150.3
1 233.9
1 214.4
1 406.3
1 888.4
2 241.2
2 977.0
4 009.3
5 779.0
4 023.1
6 108.6
11 415.9
535.8
596.2
524.0
615.4
869.1
1 063.9
1 542.0
1 947.5
2 534.5
1 885.4
2 908.5
4 817.5
. mln. USD
Imports
(+,-)
Balance
614.5
114.7
637.7
107.0
690.4
-166.4
790.9
128.5
1 019.3
117.3
1 177.3
110.7
1 435.0
93.1
2 061.8
-114.3
3 244.5
-710.0
2 137.7
-252.3
3 200.1
- 291.6
6 598.4
-1 780.9
2011
I
II
III
I-III
556.8
474.7
798.5
1 830.0
208.6
207.3
326.3
742.1
348.2
267.5
472.2
1 087.8
-139.6
- 60.2
-145.9
- 345.7
2012
I
II
III
I-III
735.2
734.1
872.4
2 341.7
240.3
289.6
353.9
883.8
494.9
444.4
518.6
1 457.9
-254.6
- 154.8
- 164.7
- 574.1
118.8
122.2
116.7
106.4
128.0
119.1
134.0
166.1
2012 III
%
2012 II
2012 I-III
%
2011 I-III
:
Sourse:
Report of the government implementing agency Mongolian Customs General Administration
64
Section 9. External trade
9.2 , ,
EXPORTS, by countries and by the first guarter of selected years
..
thous.USD
2012
2011
Countries
2010
2011
I-III
III
I-III
III
Total
2 908 502.2
4 817 496.3
742 143.1
326 283.0
883 802.9
353 872.9
Europe
217 368.6
212 104.3
38 457.6
18 177.8
27 267.3
10 824.2
Of which:
Countries of EU
Austria
Belgium
Bulgaria
Greece
Denmark
Ireland
Spain
Italy
United Kingdom
Cyprus
Latvia
Lithuania
Luxemburg
Netherlands
Poland
Romania
Slovakia
Hungary
Finland
France
Germany
Czech Republic
Sweden
128 715.0
787.8
510.0
836.1
0.5
166.5
47.7
141.3
31 776.6
67 387.2
5.5
1.1
4.5
246.9
435.5
8.3
64.2
24.7
3 909.6
22 052.4
160.6
147.8
95 326.3
714.8
277.8
4.7
3.4
124.7
9.3
748.1
49 816.1
19 973.9
50.0
119.9
0.2
46.5
291.9
71.3
2.5
54.2
5.4
7 724.5
14 919.2
146.9
221.0
13 651.7
54.7
13.9
3.4
2.6
75.5
4 516.2
5 207.2
52.3
0.2
42.0
5.4
1.6
2.1
0.6
384.0
3 218.3
71.7
3 430.9
8.4
3.8
3.4
55.0
1 430.0
1 001.2
19.0
0.3
121.4
759.8
28.6
9 283.5
63.1
8.4
2.2
8.4
1.8
0.5
2 616.9
2 313.4
177.4
12.3
0.8
77.6
158.6
3 670.7
171.4
3 337.7
20.5
2.2
2.2
0.5
321.1
214.1
62.8
5.5
10.1
2 687.5
11.0
Other countries of Europe

Moldavia
Norway
Russian Federation
Serbia
Ukraine
Croatia
Switzerland
88 653.6
33.6
410.9
82 747.9
2 550.9
2 910.3
116 778.0
40.3
436.8
96 342.4
7.0
1 923.5
0.3
18 027.7
24 806.0
27.6
17 537.6
48.2
7 192.6
14 746.9
7 865.0
6 881.9
17 983.8
16.9
16 898.3
43.8
1 024.8
7 486.5
6 953.7
23.6
509.2
2 540 388.9
4 505 962.7
681 647.7
297 820.0
828 624.5
333 132.6
Asia
:

A
Of which:
Northastern Asia
Dem.Rep. of Korea
Republic of Korea
China
Taiwan
Japan
2 499 662.6
25.5
30 519.9
2 466 265.5
182.0
2 669.7
4 488 710.3
2.2
37 873.3
4 439 860.9
10.0
10 963.9
676 346.3
16 643.2
659 192.6
10.0
500.5
296 507.7
11 222.2
285 038.1
247.4
818 576.2
3 748.9
814 200.1
627.2
331 158.9
163.2
330 863.4
132.3
Southastern Asia
Vietnam
Lao PDR
Malaysia
Singapore
Thailand
Philippinnes
26 772.1
23 005.3
14.2
1.8
2 471.9
1 103.9
175.0
7 174.8
3 672.5
7.0
7.2
3 424.5
44.9
18.7
3 010.9
2 207.2
0.9
763.6
39.2
-
763.5
333.2
429.5
0.8
-
2 886.4
1 702.0
152.5
1 013.6
18.3
-
260.7
256.7
4.0
-
65
9.

2011
2012

Countries
Other countries of Asia
Azerbaijan
Yemen
United Arab Emirates
Nepal
Israel
Iran
Kazakhstan
Qatar
Kirgizstan
Kuwait
Lebanon
Republic of the Union of Myanmar
Pakistan
Saudi Arabia
Syrian Arab Republic
Tajikistan
Turkey
Turkmenistan
Uzbekistan
India
2010
2011
I-III
III
I-III
III
13 954.1
10 077.7
2 290.6
548.8
7 161.9
1 713.0
31.9
50.0
510.5
1 604.4
1 381.3
106.6
34.7
6 839.3
1 513.6
911.1
184.2
1 395.3
357.4
17.9
11.3
771.2
205.1
13.4
352.8
679.6
65.1
19.0
798.0
2 575.1
444.0
500.6
1 054.9
272.0
31.9
120.0
522.7
356.9
30.8
202.6
1 447.8
798.0
969.1
18.2
61.0
134.3
112.5
30.8
12.5
154.2
66.4
242.1
61.0
134.3
30.8
12.5
1.7
123.8
4.6
1.3
185.9
5 465.0
61.0
-
1.3
96.7
1 554.1
479.1
38.3
67.9
485.0
0.5
-
0.5
0.5
-
6 345.6
322.3
-
2 662.4
-
Africa
Angola
Kenya
Morocco
27.0
484.5
Sudan
Tanzania
Uganda
Chad
0.1
32.0
313.9
6 023.3
-
2 662.4
-
America
USA
Argentina
Canada
Cuba
Mexico
Panama
Chile
149 926.2
6 018.2
6.9
141 624.3
2 250.2
26.6
-
98 493.4
5 040.0
3.8
90 787.6
787.6
1 874.5
-
21 947.9
828.8
3.8
20 306.0
809.4
-
10 199.8
27.7
10 172.1
-
21 444.7
552.5
20 882.8
9.4
7 231.5
416.1
6 815.5
-
Australia
Australia
New Zealand
339.4
256.9
82.5
450.8
424.8
26.0
89.4
89.4
-
85.7
85.7
-
120.8
100.7
20.1
22.2
2.1
20.1
66
Republic of South Africa
9.3 , ,
EXPORTS, by commodity groups and by the first quarter of selected years
..
thous.USD
2012
2011
Commodity groups
Total
, ,

, ,
,

Live animals, animals origin

products
Vegetable origin products
Animal & vegetable fat & oil
Food products
, ,

, , ,

Mineral products
Chemical & chemical industry
products
Plastics, rubber, & articles
thereof
Raw & processed hides, skins,
fur & articles thereof
,
, ,

,
, , ,
,
Wood & wooden articles

Cellulose, paper, cardboard &
articles thereof
Textiles & textile articles
Footwear, headwear, umbrellas,
feather & artificial flowers
, , ,
, ,
, ,

,

Articles of stone, plaster, cement,

asbestos, glass & glassware
Natural or cultured stones,
precious metal, jewellery
Base metals & articles
thereof
, ,
, ,
, ,
Machinery, equipment, electric

appliances, recorders,
TV sets & spare parts
,
,
Auto, air transport

vehicles & their spare parts
, , ,
, , ,
, ,
Optical, photographic, cinematographic, measuring control,

medical, surgical &
musical instruments, watches
Various industrial goods

Other
2010
2011
2 908 502.2 4 817 496.3
I-III
III
I-III
III
742 143.1
326 283.0
883 802.9
353 872.9
69 384.3
447.9
39 946.9
5 196.8
6 751.7
57.2
3 503.2
0.1
6 089.6
246.8
2 623.0
108.1
4.6
6 051.2
10.5
7 824.7
2 485.3
628.3
0.3
2 863.5
0.3
349.3
2 354 476.0 4 299 412.1
659 755.8
282 182.6
810 358.2
325 333.6
97.4
206.3
41.6
0.2
21.6
13.9
1 426.7
1 520.0
220.6
183.7
71.0
36.5
32 532.4
51 130.1
12 755.9
5 677.4
11 736.7
4 448.1
412.4
457.9
118.9
25.5
237.1
127.1
324.4
216 340.8
353.7
241 477.4
38.4
14 949.2
23.3
6 261.7
9.1
15 038.9
6.7
7 588.1
761.8
2 032.0
265.2
12.7
190.6
8.5
102.5
100.9
24.4
24.4
8.9
3.2
178 351.5
109 916.1
32 913.7
22 842.1
20 857.5
6 802.2
22 158.2
25 668.8
6 276.9
3 287.8
4 439.4
1 469.1
9 339.7
13 700.0
2 636.1
627.0
2 926.1
587.7
13 477.0
9 553.7
2 102.8
640.0
8 080.5
4 124.6
745.1
5 794.6
117.1
79.2
188.8
56.5
2 021.6
46.8
3 157.5
36.1
599.0
33.2
252.4
31.6
437.6
0.7
185.7
0.7
67
9.
9.4,,
EXPORTS BY SOME COMMODITIES, by countries and by the first quarter of selected years
Countries
Total
China
,
Zinc ores and concentrate
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
48 225.3
30 307.0
48 225.3
30 307.0
Countries
Total
Republic of Korea
China
United Kingdom
Mexico
Russian Federation
Ukraine
Other
Bituminous coal
2011 I-III
201 659.6
198 226.9
3 358.5
74.2
-
2012 I-III
358 834.7
353 414.2
177.4
5 243.1
Countries
Combed goat down
Total
Republic of Korea
China
Italy
United Kingdom
Canada
Russian Federation
Germany
India
Switzerland
Japan
2011 I-III
1 530.4
1 460.4
21.2
48.7
-
2012 I-III
8 133.1
6 513.9
1 347.3
221.9
50.0
68
Countries
Total
Republic of Korea
China
Viet Nam
Italy
Russian Federation
Turkey
Germany
India
Japan
Sheep wool
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
3 059.9
928.3
2 930.2
716.7
30.8
43.5
168.0
98.7
0.1
-

Copper concentrate
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
241 696.0
198 629.4
241 696.0
198 629.4
..
thous.USD

Iron ores
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
75 279.2
107 717.6
75 279.2
107 717.6

Molybdenium ores and

Fluor spar ores and
concentrate
concentrate
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
12 385.7
10 069.2
17 340.3
19 172.0
9 116.5
3 148.0
68.4
-
2 459.8
6 921.2
3 118.4
4 170.9
809.4
13 990.3
14 799.6
32.1
42.1
131.0
159.4
,

,

Gold, unwrought or in semimanufactured forms
2011 I-III
32 842.9
6 120.9
20 133.8
6 588.2
-
2012 I-III
20 823.2
20 823.2
-
Jerseys, pullovers, cardigans,

knitted or crocheted
2011 I-III
261.8
238.1
10.0
7.1
6.5
2012 I-III
98.1
-
3.3
25.3
2.5
6.2
10.0
50.7

,
,

Sheep or lamb skin leather

Goat or kid skin leather
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
6 080.0
5 851.4
3 866.7
2 744.4
243.8
172.3
56.7
5 836.2
5 851.4
2 660.4
2 363.6
239.4
968.5
84.7
65.5
-
-
9.5 ,
EXPORTS BY SOME COMMODITIES, by the first quarter of selected years
2011 I-III
Measurement
Volume
unit
.. thous.USD
2012 I-III
%
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
Value
Value

Volume
Value

Volume
Main commodities
Frozen beef
Horse meat
Edible meet offal
t
t
1 351.5
73.8
2 908.9
139.3
250.1
639.8
339.1
459.3
t
t
242.5
229.6
52.5
1 971.3
868.9
101.0
487.2
2 863.2
358.4
44.0
928.0
145.2
Gold, unwrought or in semimanufactured forms
0.8
32 842.9
0.5
20 823.2
56.7
63.4
Copper concentrate
Molybdenium ores and
concentrate
Fluor spar ores and
concentrate
Iron ores
thous.t
138.1
241 696.0
140.1
198 629.4
101.4
82.2
Zinc concentrate
Refined copper &
copper alloys
Intestine
thous.t
1.0
12 385.7
1.1
10 069.2
105.3
81.3
thous.t
89.5
17 340.3
88.7
19 172.0
99.2
110.6
thous.t
909.9
75 279.2
1 478.6
107 717.6
162.5
143.1
thous.t
40.0
48 225.3
31.5
30 307.0
78.5
62.8
640.5
6 062.4
520.1
4 117.5
81.2
67.9
Sheep or lamb skin

leather
mln.dm 2
69.2
6 080.0
68.9
5 851.4
99.5
96.2
Goat or kid skin leather
mln.dm 2
46.5
3 866.7
26.5
2 744.4
56.9
71.0
Horse hide
thous.p
98.3
1 031.4
56.5
670.7
57.5
65.0
Sheep wool
Greezy cashmere
Combed goat down
t
t
t
3 148.6
38.0
15.6
3 059.9
2 199.1
1 530.4
736.0
24.3
89.6
928.3
938.8
8 133.1
23.4
63.9
576.4
30.3
42.7
531.4
T-shirts and singlets, knitted

or crocheheted
thous.p
1.1
30.3
1.1
27.9
98.8
92.1
thous.p
8.6
261.8
3.2
98.1
36.6
37.5
..
.
thous.USD
thous.p
0.1
1.9
2.8
1.7
-
89.5
-
3 896
189.7
2 192
104.2
56.3
54.9
.
.
thous.t
thous.t
2 934.5
2 918.5
202 603.0
201 659.6
3 400.8
3 279.2
367 423.7
358 834.7
115.9
112.4
181.4
177.9
498.4
46 280.1
750.2
75 376.1
150.5
162.9
, ,
,

Jerseys, pullovers,
similar articles, knitted
Clothes
Underwear clothes
Blankets &
travelling rugs
Coal
: Of which: Bituminous coal
Crude petroleum oils
. thous.barrel
69
9.
9.6 , ,
IMPORTS, by countries and by the first quarter of selected years

Countries
2010
2011
..
2012
2011
I-III
III
I-III
thous.USD
III
Total
3 200 053.3
6 598 358.1
1 087 837.6
472 182.4
1 457 888.7
518 563.3
Europe
1 422 244.4
2 575 635.5
452 399.6
193 339.4
658 362.0
173 177.1
Of which;
Countries of EU
Austria
Belgium
Bulgaria
Greece
Denmark
Ireland
Spain
Italy
United Kingdom
Cyprus
Latvia
Lithuania
Luxemburg
Malta
Netherlands
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Slovakia
Slovenia
Hungary
Finland
France
Germany
Czech Republic
Sweden
Estonia
313 249.6
3 565.2
13 319.6
2 931.9
298.1
4 555.4
910.6
5 963.2
23 091.7
19 959.2
1 186.9
2 346.8
1 572.5
74.8
85.2
12 918.5
29 367.4
267.6
1 710.8
1 524.6
4 090.6
4 532.5
12 961.6
52 774.7
87 243.8
8 128.2
16 733.8
1 134.4
709 614.7
17 343.9
22 718.9
4 702.1
509.9
6 054.3
4 029.9
12 500.5
39 477.8
47 425.9
1 019.7
2 461.7
15 571.0
349.3
104.1
19 301.5
46 868.0
364.1
2 680.0
2 216.5
6 684.7
7 045.0
18 089.6
100 214.6
273 639.0
9 760.0
48 121.5
361.1
147 201.5
883.3
1 982.6
801.2
127.6
940.6
925.7
4 524.0
6 902.8
5 291.9
11.6
356.3
1 040.9
123.8
47.7
3 032.4
7 882.7
35.7
357.7
317.8
1 158.0
1 566.3
962.8
22 301.6
80 264.8
1 558.5
3 652.8
150.4
77 939.3
487.4
395.7
68.9
3.2
619.4
595.3
1 319.0
2 011.9
2 122.1
6.8
91.2
417.0
74.5
514.8
3 088.8
20.7
128.6
104.5
762.0
553.7
308.5
3 435.7
58 968.7
538.3
1 236.8
65.8
149 335.3
2 458.7
4 703.5
864.1
89.6
990.8
2 799.9
4 320.5
11 876.4
16 524.0
132.3
1 338.0
5 633.4
86.2
0.1
4 569.1
9 662.6
111.5
749.4
189.2
2 297.3
1 934.6
2 629.4
8 394.1
47 049.9
5 227.0
14 453.9
249.8
50 033.4
1 088.7
553.6
135.9
4.1
465.6
380.0
2 668.6
4 026.9
5 165.9
85.2
12.3
101.4
24.0
2 132.4
2 729.8
37.5
339.3
52.1
1 536.7
458.3
224.4
3 807.1
20 006.8
2 200.0
1 588.4
208.5
Other countries of Europe

Albania
Belarus
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Iceland
Liechtenstein
Macedonia
Moldavia
Monaco
Norway
Russian Federation
Serbia
Ukraine
Croatia
Switzerland
Yugoslavia
1 108 994.8
53.1
15 212.2
37.6
12.1
22.6
41.4
229.3
16.6
342.3
1 046 695.2
370.6
41 627.1
119.9
4 212.8
2.0
1 866 020.7
102.9
72 314.0
137.7
7.8
3.1
109.4
94.2
0.1
449.1
1 624 705.8
522.4
153 372.1
303.1
13 898.9
-
305 198.1
1.1
11 451.7
10.3
4.5
11.7
38.1
92.1
245 463.2
49.7
47 030.6
51.6
993.5
-
115 400.1
0.8
10 263.7
4.5
8.1
15.7
18.5
81 459.3
38.1
23 311.1
6.9
273.4
-
509 026.7
2.3
29 015.4
24.6
1.8
0.4
9.3
12.8
0.1
90.8
453 408.0
30.3
19 081.2
88.2
7 261.5
-
123 143.7
0.9
1 124.1
22.3
1.8
6.9
10.8
5.7
118 660.2
2.5
2 900.4
32.5
375.6
-
Asia
1 519 796.5
3 190 084.0
495 476.7
235 174.8
577 610.0
253 995.4
:

A
Of which:
Northeastern Asia
Dem.Rep. of Korea
Republic of Korea
China
Taiwan
Japan
1 355 282.5
798.5
181 781.9
970 976.0
5 238.1
196 488.0
2 880 608.7
780.4
356 725.1
2 023 881.3
8 996.2
490 225.7
438 527.8
275.2
57 349.6
286 616.1
1 752.8
92 534.1
210 062.6
133.1
27 035.5
143 329.6
1 095.6
38 468.8
506 453.9
129.2
93 524.7
303 934.2
3 436.9
105 428.9
223 071.4
69.2
39 935.0
139 026.0
2 132.2
41 909.0
Southeastern Asia
Viet Nam
Indonesia
Cambodia
Lao PDR
Malaysia
Singapore
Thailand
Philippinnes
120 701.3
12 360.2
6 383.9
29.9
5.9
31 306.0
51 040.2
18 351.9
1 223.3
195 521.5
15 223.7
11 718.6
72.4
81.1
64 665.9
69 454.0
32 368.2
1 937.6
34 125.7
2 418.9
2 336.9
7.4
12.8
10 372.6
15 421.5
3 250.4
305.2
12 195.3
535.0
885.2
4.0
0.4
4 615.2
4 459.7
1 570.5
125.3
44 207.3
3 287.0
3 000.7
69.2
0.8
15 861.2
14 602.2
6 992.2
394.0
15 292.1
970.3
1 340.1
27.9
0.8
5 181.2
3 784.7
3 860.7
126.3
70


()
Countries
Other countries of Asia
Azerbaijan
Republic of Yemen
United Arab Emirates
Armenia
Afghanistan
Nepal
Bangladesh
Bahrain
Georgia
Iran
Israel
Jordan
Kazakhstan
Qatar
Kirgizstan
Kuwait
Maldives
Republic of the Union of
Myanmar
Oman
Pakistan
Saudi Arabia
Syrian Arab Republic
Tajikistan
Turkey
Turkmenistan
Uzbekistan
Fiji
Sri-Lanka
India
Africa
Algeria
Egypt
Zimbabwe
Rebuplic of Cameroon
Kenya
Democratic Republic of
the Congo
Mauritius
Mauritania
Madagascar
Mali
Morocco
Namibia
Niue
2010
2011
43 812.6
281.4
2012
2011
I-III
113 953.7
442.1
III
22 823.1
172.1
I-III
12 916.8
61.7
III
26 948.8
187.6
15 631.9
1.4
0.7
238.8
29.9
42.6
620.4
0.7
444.2
1 109.6
2 156.4
6.7
8 339.4
9.1
1 904.5
59.9
-
5 077.7
15.4
0.9
47.5
1 235.7
10.8
652.6
507.8
2 050.7
12.6
16 941.0
43.8
1 866.0
0.9
-
91.3
12.9
272.6
54.8
156.0
396.7
1.2
3 974.2
250.7
-
20.1
5.0
128.5
52.4
39.7
0.2
1 587.7
30.2
-
536.6
36.8
277.4
145.2
79.0
328.1
3 586.9
191.7
0.2
45.8
111.5
5.6
81.0
860.5
78.3
-
-
28.8
17.8
5.0
0.9
0.9
256.0
148.6
11.4
0.1
9 645.8
67.8
0.1
1 596.4
16 813.3
143.9
895.3
197.0
35.2
8.8
36 835.5
456.7
0.6
1 056.4
45 401.0
28.9
303.3
75.5
2 376.0
6.3
0.3
287.4
14 357.8
115.4
0.6
717.0
0.1
142.6
10 015.6
32.2
114.2
40.8
0.4
7 503.4
26.2
1 070.6
220.6
12 570.0
6.4
8.9
0.3
2 738.9
379.8
3.1
11 309.8
9 466.5
2.6
265.6
0.2
1.3
14 832.8
2.9
1 476.3
84.3
10.2
-
8 597.0
16.4
73.5
1.1
-
1 906.6
241.6
0.3
-
925.6
108.7
0.3
-
0.6
0.6
13.5
2.2
1.2
1.7
12.8
16.9
1.2
290.3
3.2
4.7
112.2
44.9
-
2.0
3.6
-
0.4
2.5
-
9.7
0.2
0.8
13.2
0.1
0.1
7.3
0.8
4.0
0.1
8 849.3
12 138.1
8 397.4
10.5
1 415.1
765.6
1.0
Seychelles
67.7
75.2
Senegal
Sierra leone
Tokelau
Tunisia
Chad
Ethopia
10.1
1.2
1.6
217.0
0.3
15.7
2.8
1.5
547.8
21.6
-
7.3
1.5
147.3
21.6
-
3.3
47.5
8.4
-
0.9
222.1
1.9
0.9
37.4
-
Republic of South Africa

Kingdom of Swaziland
America
199 276.5
706 462.6
112 416.7
37 984.3
191 104.9
83 935.2
USA
Argentina
Aruba
Bahamas
Brazil
158 915.3
4 571.8
1.4
8.0
5 567.1
536 024.6
9 619.2
2.3
2.6
11 804.7
82 235.2
2 650.5
2.3
3 540.7
25 644.6
885.1
1 615.2
162 367.3
1 319.4
799.8
76 726.2
133.9
170.9
7.8
15.5
1.9
6.4
4.0
Venezuela
British virgin islands
Haiti
Guatemala
Honduras
Greenland
Dominica
Canada
Colombia
Costa Rica
Cuba
Mexico
Nicaragua
Peru
Puerto rico
Republic of Suriname
Uruguay
Chile
Ecuador
El salvador
Jamaica
0.2
6.0
2.4
0.7
14.1
22 312.8
170.8
64.4
30.4
6 164.8
2.5
28.1
0.5
0.2
745.1
606.2
49.4
4.2
2.4
9.4
1.4
0.4
345.3
9.1
3.5
128 286.6
1 895.0
40.2
35.5
9 772.3
0.2
32.8
13.6
8 190.1
345.6
11.2
1.5
7.8
340.2
19 066.3
726.0
34.7
3 417.5
6.1
369.6
8.6
8.4
0.9
339.0
8 415.3
229.3
25.9
821.4
7.5
0.9
1.2
0.6
0.7
3.1
17 547.4
12.5
43.6
12.7
1 340.5
4.7
15.2
0.7
11.5
7 588.8
26.4
0.1
2.3
-
0.6
5 657.6
0.2
12.7
653.5
4.6
7.8
0.7
11.5
551.1
-
Australia
49 269.3
38 619.3
0.7
10 649.3
111 343.4
94 320.7
5.5
17 017.2
18 947.5
13 865.7
5 081.8
5 610.3
2 625.7
2 984.6
28 905.2
22 488.6
6 416.6
6 530.0
3 435.6
3 094.4
Dominican Republic
Australia
American samoa
The Cook islands
New Zealand
71
9.
9.7 , ,
IMPORTS, by commodity groups and by the first quarter of selected years
..
thous.USD
2012
2011

Commodity groups
Total
, ,

, ,
,

Live animals, animals origin

products
Vegetable origin products
Animal & vegetable fat & oil
Food products
2010
2011
I-III
III
I-III
III
3 200 053.3
6 598 358.1
1 087 837.6
472 182.4
1 457 888.7
518 563.3
27 676.2
89 448.5
42 369.8
71 115.1
9 520.5
12 699.2
4 405.8
4 428.2
13 860.7
16 015.0
4 216.4
4 488.7
27 761.8
239 709.5
36 777.5
332 819.7
6 138.4
59 212.2
2 116.6
22 990.1
7 526.6
70 343.6
1 571.2
21 934.0
754 903.9
1 274 427.4
196 553.7
64 099.2
373 476.7
99 229.6
168 238.8
255 384.6
41 394.0
17 869.8
53 436.4
22 776.7
109 567.6
229 832.8
35 032.1
13 325.4
44 481.6
18 426.4
2 802.5
5 901.1
946.3
332.6
1 507.5
507.9
, ,

, , ,

Mineral products
Chemical & chemical industry
products
Plastics, rubber, & articles
thereof
Raw & processed hides, skins,
fur & articles thereof
,
, ,

,
, , ,
,
Wood & wooden articles

Cellulose, paper, cardboard &
articles thereof
Textiles & textile articles
Footwear, headwear, umbrellas,
feather & artificial flowers
, , ,
, ,
, ,

,

Articles of stone, plaster, cement,

asbestos, glass & glassware
Natural or cultured stones,
precious metal, jewellery
Base metals & articles
thereof
1 370.8
2 891.8
260.1
152.2
773.1
324.1
203 127.7
594 532.1
61 430.1
28 049.9
99 532.0
45 519.6
, ,
, ,
, ,
Machinery, equipment, electric

appliances, recorders,
TV sets & spare parts
681 267.5
1 783 948.1
309 608.5
160 187.8
326 266.9
121 907.5
,
,
Auto, air transport

vehicles & their spare parts
607 578.9
1 512 923.5
285 840.3
126 503.3
351 333.5
145 362.3
, , ,
,,,
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Optical, photographic,cinematographic, measuring control,

medical, surgical &
musical instruments, watches
42 164.0
75 480.9
13 876.1
4 872.7
23 912.6
5 151.7
Various industrial goods

Other
57 825.9
18 948.3
100 784.0
10 233.8
13 904.4
104.0
6 435.0
28.5
21 925.0
452.0
7 090.8
52.4
72
17 594.9
31 709.7
3 893.8
2 249.7
4 860.4
2 293.9
46 244.1
36 628.6
65 035.7
50 076.0
13 019.4
7 785.4
5 419.7
2 918.4
11 253.4
10 373.4
3 565.1
4 010.0
7 209.6
11 935.7
1 582.2
462.4
2 952.1
1 381.8
59 984.3
110 178.6
15 037.0
5 335.4
23 606.2
8 753.3
9.8 , ,
IMPORTS BY SOME COMMODITIES, by countries and by the first quarter of selected years
Countries
Total
Republic of Korea
China
Georgia
Indonesia
Kazakhstan
Russian Federation
Singapore
Other
Countries
Total
Australia
Republic of Korea
China
Brazil
Colombia
Malaysia
Russian Federation
Tailand
Germany
Other
Flour
2011 I-III
4 277.2
3.2
2.3
85.4
781.1
3 404.8
0.4
Potato
2012 I-III
6 098.0
1.9
1 087.9
5 004.3
3.8
-

Rice
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
994.6
1 011.5
9.8
0.6
825.8
319.7
0.3
102.7
682.2
3.5
53.0
8.7
2011 I-III
165.3
165.3
-
2012 I-III
67.3
67.3
-
.. thous.USD

Green tea
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
460.4
503.5
-
405.6
358.5
54.8
145.1
-

Margarin
Granulated sugar
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
5 928.9
4 434.6
1 039.9
1 384.0
276.7
98.9
150.9
1.6
0.1
0.3
85.0
2 984.4
234.3
725.7
364.8
494.7
59.3
836.0
1 303.8
789.4
2 466.3
-
1 138.7
144.5
552.1
0.2
80.0
Countries
Total
Belarus
China
Lithuania
Russian Federation
Other
Countries
Total
USA
Belarus
Republic of Korea
China
Ireland
Italy
United Kingdom
Russian Federation
Thailand
Germany
Czech Republic
Sweden
India
Japan
Other
Woven fabrics of synthetic

filament yarn
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
113.2
222.3
101.7
204.4
11.5
17.9

Public transport means
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
5 969.0
4 523.9
4 128.8
2 715.0
185.6
47.6
1 475.8
1 414.1
70.1
5.5
347.2
103.2
-
Diesel fuel
Petrol
2011 I-III
58 716.7
58 716.7
-
2012 I-III
134 153.2
7 764.4
5 429.2
118 655.1
2 304.6
2011 I-III
111 789.0
111 772.3
16.7
2012 I-III
198 999.1
-
198 999.1
-

Cars
Trucks
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
78 390.8
112 366.9
108 277.1
115 346.8
2 518.2
2 954.3
19 858.5
46 875.3
9 836.0
15 368.1
9 101.5
22 052.1
9 842.6
14 558.7
149.7
52.4
54 389.9
18 654.5
9.2
905.3
116.6
5.1
10.0
2 355.3
2 802.9
18.3
79.4
299.6
1 425.1
2 287.9
194.8
320.7
1 024.8
5 113.7
12 005.8
327.1
263.0
2.2
1 931.8
22.5
50.8
39.0
42.2
10 340.3
9 470.9
58 720.1
71 738.1
2 073.9
3 926.8
7.5
85.1
126.5
27.5
73
9.
9.9 ,
IMPORTS BY SOME COMMODITIES, by the first quarter of selected years
2011 I-III
Main commodities
,
,

,

:
Eggs
Potato
Onion, garlic
Apple, pear
Green tea
Rice
Millet
Wheat
Flour
Vegetable oil
Margarin
Granulated sugar
Candy
Flavoured flour product
Canned fruits, nuts
Soft drinks,
Alcohol drinks
Of which: Beer
Cigarette
Tobacco
Petrol
Diesel
Jet fuel
Mazut
Electricity
Nitrogen fertilizer
Soap
Washing powder
Packet medicine
New tyre
Synthetic paper fabric
Cotton fabrics less than
(200/2- )

(200g/m 2 )
Window glass
Air conditioning machines,
motordriven fan
Printing machinery,
machines & their
auxiliary parts
Refrigerator, freezer
, ,
, ,
,

, ,

,

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.. thous.USD
2012 I-III
2011 I-III %
2012 I-III
Value

Volume
Value

Volume
Value
thous.m 2
15 899.5
554.2
2 553.6
1 525.9
571.5
2 153.0
408.9
9.9
713.5
722.1
9 588.5
2 520.5
3 182.8
15.9
1 315.7
2 178.0
2 078.3
441.0
50.4
70.4
116.0
2.5
1 411.4
37.1
8 290.7
1 509.1
1 247.1
1 752.6
49.7
193.1
1 088.6
165.3
500.3
495.9
460.4
994.6
201.6
4 277.2
1 212.7
1 039.9
5 928.9
5 244.1
5 834.4
20.4
1 046.8
1 705.3
1 139.7
10 750.2
224.0
58 716.7
111 789.0
2 644.8
778.1
2 496.5
2 632.1
2 642.7
1 756.7
8 527.8
15 569.5
113.2
16 723.4
191.4
3 526.8
719.8
549.3
2 148.1
372.7
1.0
20.2
1 644.7
1 000.5
9 280.9
1 285.5
2 999.7
7.5
1 798.1
4 040.1
3 931.4
481.1
18.9
112.1
160.4
6.6
117.9
47.5
17 561.6
1 217.5
1 739.6
341.0
42.4
223.0
1 178.3
67.3
583.2
388.7
503.5
1 011.5
143.4
254.9
6 098.0
2 336.2
1 384.0
4 434.6
2 447.5
6 133.4
6.8
1 438.7
3 508.9
2 259.6
13 771.5
79.5
134 153.2
198 999.1
7 543.8
86.3
4 132.7
7 280.4
2 114.1
2 794.3
10 977.8
17 076.7
222.3
105.2
34.5
138.1
47.2
96.1
99.8
91.1
203.7
230.5
138.6
96.8
51.0
94.2
47.2
136.7
185.5
189.2
109.1
37.5
159.3
138.3
263.9
8.4
128.0
211.8
80.7
139.5
19.5
85.2
115.5
108.2
40.7
116.6
78.4
109.4
101.7
71.1
142.6
192.6
133.1
74.8
46.7
105.1
33.3
137.4
205.8
198.3
128.1
35.5
228.5
178.0
285.2
11.1
165.5
276.6
80.0
159.1
128.7
109.7
196.4
.2
.2
thous.m 2
thous.m 2
38.4
99.5
39.9
270.7
13.9
117.9
10.5
403.2
36.2
118.5
26.3
148.9
764
614.8
5 809
5 129.7
760.3
834.4
28 787
4 246.0
20 875
4 262.2
72.5
100.4
20 883
3 748.9
21 765
5 864.8
104.2
156.4
318
61 090.9
384
48 374.4
120.8
79.2
thous.p
2 070.8
21 577.1
108.3
20 535.7
5.2
95.2
thous.p
6.3
53 656.3
7.5
24 566.8
118.8
45.8
thous.p
p
40.9
222
3 371.3
13.4
71.8
743
5 448.8
50.5
175.8
334.7
161.6
376.9
thous.p
32.5
8 272.0
40.2
16 436.0
123.8
198.7
thous.p
57.4
7 780.7
130.3
14 164.5
226.9
182.0
p
p
p
p
50 840
538
8 687
4 578
11 636.8
5 969.0
78 390.8
108 277.1
68 335
550
11 714
5 180
12 714.5
4 523.9
112 366.9
115 346.8
134.4
102.2
134.8
113.1
109.3
75.8
143.3
106.5
thous.p
136.1
7 712.0
180.6
9 037.2
132.7
117.2
Buldozer, grader,
leveller road, roll
Parts for lifting,
handing, loading machinery
Machinery for sorting,
screening mixing of stones
Electric domestic
appliances
Vacuum cleaner
Data processing
machine
Telephone telegraph
communication app.
Television,video monitors
& video projectors
Public transport means
Cars
Trucks
Spare parts for vehicles
9.10 , ,
EXPORTS, by countries and by the first quarter of selected years
.. thous.USD
2012 I-III
2011 I-III

Countries
Total
742 143.1
100.0
883 802.9
100.0
China
Canada
Russian Federation
Sudan
India
Republic of Korea
Germany
Italy
United Kingdom
Vietnam
Other
659 192.6
20 306.0
17 537.6
154.2
16 643.2
3 218.3
4 516.2
5 207.2
2 207.2
13 160.7
88.8
2.7
2.4
0.0
2.2
0.4
0.6
0.7
0.3
1.9
814 200.1
20 882.8
16 898.3
6 023.3
5 465.0
3 748.9
3 670.7
2 616.9
2 313.4
1 702.0
6 281.5
92.1
2.4
1.9
0.7
0.6
0.4
0.4
0.3
0.3
0.2
0.7
* .
9.11 , ,
IMPORTS, by countries and by the first quarter of selected years
.. thous.USD
2012 I-III
2011 I-III

Countries
Total
Russian Federation
China
USA
Japan
Republic of Korea
Germany
Belarus
Australia
Ukraine
Canada
United Kingdom
Malaysia
Other
1 087 837.6
100.0
1 457 888.7
100.0
245 463.2
286 616.1
82 235.2
92 534.1
57 349.6
80 264.8
11 451.7
13 865.7
47 030.6
19 066.3
5 291.9
10 372.6
136 295.6
22.6
26.3
7.6
8.5
5.3
7.4
1.0
1.3
4.3
1.7
0.5
1.0
12.5
453 408.0
303 934.2
162 367.3
105 428.9
93 524.7
47 049.9
29 015.4
22 488.6
19 081.2
17 547.4
16 524.0
15 861.2
171 657.9
31.1
20.9
11.1
7.2
6.4
3.2
2.0
1.5
1.3
1.2
1.1
1.1
11.9
75
10.
X.
BUSINESS REGISTER
10.1 , , , , ,
,
NUMBER OF ESTABLISHMENTS REGISTERED IN DATABASE, by regions, aimags and the Capital, activity status,
as first quarter of the selected years
:
,
Aimags and the

Capital
2010
I-III
2011
I-III
2012
I-III
active
/ Total
64 592
75 691
/Subtotal
/ BO
4 003
843
4 545
959
76 039
49 812

4 812
4 284
1 028
919
inactive
26 227
of which:
:
of which:
(
,
.)
have not
started
activity
temporary permanently
stopped
stopped
activity
activity
9 133
Western region
528
167
109
28
other (not found in

the address etc.)
13 010
295
3 789
266
48
50
15
45
18
6
/ GO
559
590
580
531
49
25
/ ZA
768
871
939
790
149
57
81
815
934
1 004
907
97
40
43
13
1 018
1 191
1 261
1 137
124
33
69
16
5 430
658
6 312
720

6 644
5 379
762
657
660
48
64
10
51
1
658
756
39
/ UV
/ KHO
/Subtotal
/ AR
/ BKH
776
685
Khangai region
1 265
490
105
46
91
43
/ BU
544
652
806
682
124
47
56
17
/ OR
2 022
2 476
2 539
1 816
723
289
409
11
14
/ OV
826
918
905
761
144
43
57
32
12
722
790
856
778
78
22
51
/Subtotal
/ GS
7 153
179
8 052
200
7 879
214
6 307
187
1 572
27
549
15
856
11
98
-
69
1
/ DA
2 044
2 307
2 116
1 513
603
224
318
43
18
/ DO
657
745
805
642
163
47
92
16
/ DU
554
591
579
494
85
24
54
/ OM
749
898
982
793
189
113
58
13
/ SE
1 890
2 067
1 947
1 661
286
48
208
13
17
/ TO
1 080
1 244
1 236
1 017
219
78
115
18
/Subtotal
/ DD
1 933
828
2 247
976
2 401
996

2 038
813
Eastern region
363
94
183
43
216
103
17
7
36
30
/ SU
419
487
531
495
36
18
14
/ KHE
686
784
874
730
144
33
99
46 073
54 535
54 303
Ulaanbaatar
22 499
7 833
11 012
66
3 588
/ KHU
/ UB
76
31 804
Central region
Section 10. Business Register
10.2 , , ,
,
NUMBER OF ESTABLISHMENTS REGISTERED IN DATABASE, by divisions of economic activities and activity status,
:
Divisions
2010
I-III
2011
I-III
2012
I-III
active
Total
, ,
,
,
Agriculture, hunting,
foresty and fishery
Manufacturing
,
,
Electricity, gas and water

supply
Construction
Wholesale and retail

trade, repair of motor
vehicles, household
goods
Mining and quarrying
64 592 75 691 76 039
inactive
of which:
:
of which:
(
,
.)
have not
started
activities
temporary
stopped
activity
permanently
stopped
activity
other
(not found in the
address etc.)
49 812
26 227
9 133
13 010
295
3 789
2 913
3 325
3 914
2 658
1 256
497
589
58
112
754
806
593
420
173
61
89
19
4 454
5 009
6 329
4 317
2 012
577
1 167
42
226
260
256
251
229
22
11
2 694
3 137
4 615
2 892
1 723
702
755
258
29 422 37 469 32 198
16 795
15 403
5 274
7 474
116
2 539
Hotels and restaurants
2 137
2 320
2 616
2 025
591
178
327
10
76
, , Transport, storage and
communications
2 219
2 378
3 598
2 043
1 555
616
772
160
1 173
1 208
2 315
1 575
740
244
419
23
54
, , Real estate, renting and

other bussiness
activities
4 500
5 183
7 045
5 155
1 890
678
974
13
225
,
,

Public administration
and defence,
compulsory social
security
1 548
1 734
1 428
1 387
41
26
Education
2 389
2 523
3 075
2 813
262
89
143
28
,
Health and social work

2 599
2 660
2 834
2 603
231
87
115
20
Other community, social

and personal services
7 524
7 673
5 211
4 883
328
99
169
59
Extra-territorial

organization and bodies
10
17
17
Financial services
77
10.
10.3 , ,
, , , , ,
NUMBER OF ACTIVE LEGAL UNITS IN DATABASE, by regions, aimags and the Capital, employment size class,
,
Aimags and the
Capital

2010 I-III
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
Employment size class

1-9
/ Total
34 622
/Subtotal
/ BO
/ GO
/ ZA
/ UV
/ KHO
3 222
734
429
580
550
929
/Subtotal
/ AR
/ BKH
/ BU
/ OR
/ OV
/ KHS
3 908
522
602
468
1 144
655
517
/Subtotal
/ GS
/ DA
/ DO
/ DU
/ OM
/ SE
/ TO
4 908
146
1 216
452
409
566
1 496
623
/Subtotal
/ DD
/ SU
/ KHU
1 576
656
390
530
/ UB
78
21 008
40 317
49 812
40 470

Western region
3 422
4 284
3 209
750
677
919
442
359
531
513
553
790
643
693
907
1 074
927
1 137

Khangai region
4 144
5 379
4 087
540
467
657
524
477
685
534
512
682
1 344
1 577
1 816
647
535
761
555
519
778

Central region
4 866
6 307
4 913
151
140
187
959
1 251
1 513
512
477
642
404
366
494
682
597
793
1 509
1 332
1 661
649
750
1 017

Eastern region
1 741
2 038
1 542
726
615
813
421
378
495
594
549
730
Ulaanbaatar
26 144
31 804
26 719
10-19
50+
20-49
4 400
3 268
1 674
486
108
84
117
88
89
424
92
65
92
92
83
165
42
23
28
34
38
605
83
99
70
120
120
113
491
78
84
79
79
77
94
196
29
25
21
40
29
52
690
22
123
85
61
109
181
109
501
14
88
61
50
56
104
128
203
11
51
19
17
31
44
30
216
79
51
86
203
87
46
70
77
32
20
25
2 403
1 649
1 033
Section 10. Business Register
10.4 , ,
, , ,

NUMBER OF ESTABLISHMENTS IN DATABASE, by divisions of economic activities and employment size class,
Divisions
Total
, ,
,
Agriculture, hunting, foresty

and fishery
Manufacturing
, ,
Electricity, gas and water

supply
Construction
, Wholesale and retail trade,

repair of motor vehicles,
household goods
,
2010
I-III
2011
I-III
2012
I-III
34 622 40 317 49 812

Employment size class
1-9
10-19
20-49
50+
40 470
4 400
3 268
1 674
1 785
1 858
2 658
2 225
303
115
15
342
357
420
227
74
65
54
2 216
2 522
4 317
3 430
439
288
160
191
186
229
72
61
39
57
1 187
1 456
2 892
1 825
450
470
147
13 794 19 369 16 795
15 737
639
285
134
Hotels and restaurants
1 315
1 337
2 025
1 641
263
82
39
, , Transport, storage and

communications
1 003
1 050
2 043
1 717
146
106
74
800
772
1 575
1 510
27
19
19
Financial services
, ,

Real estate, renting and

other bussiness activities
2 761
2 594
5 155
4 286
491
236
142
,
,

Public administration and

defence, compulsory social
security
1 490
1 658
1 387
426
297
437
227
Education
2 035
2 107
2 813
1 213
512
620
468
,
Health and social work

2 260
2 207
2 603
1 876
328
322
77
Other community, social and

personal services
3 441
2 839
4 883
4 275
370
180
58
Extra-territorial organization
and bodies
17
10
79
11.
XI.
AGRICULTURE
11.1 , ,
FEMALE BREEDING STOCK GIVING BIRTH, by type of livestock, in first quarter of selected years
, .
Number of breeding stock, thous.heads
Type of
livestock
2010 I-III
Total
Mare
Cow
Female camel
Ewe
Female goat
2 747.7
7.4
40.6
6.8
1 551.6
1 141.3
2011 I-III

Percentage of births to total breeding
stock
2012 I-III
2 919.4
5.6
32.1
8.1
1 463.9
1 409.6
2010 I-III
3 801.9
15.1
69.3
11.6
1 877.7
1 828.2
2011 I-III
14.5
1.1
4.0
7.6
17.9
13.3
2012 I-III
18.8
1.0
3.6
8.9
20.6
20.6
24.2
1.6
1.0
1.8
27.3
19.0
11.2 , , , ,
FEMALE BREEDING STOCK GIVING BIRTH, by regions, aimags and the Capital, in first quarter of
selected years
,
Aimags and the
Capital
/tal
, .
Number of breeding stock, thous.heads
2010 I-III
2 747.7
/Subtotal
/BO
/GO
/ZA
/UV
/KHO
944.8
150.1
70.5
115.8
314.6
293.8
/Subtotal
/AR
/BKH
/BU
/OR
/OV
/KHS
1 036.7
226.4
130.4
322.6
9.0
188.9
159.3
/Subtotal
/GS
/DA
/DO
/DU
/OM
/SE
/TO
588.3
8.4
7.9
31.3
70.2
9.8
147.7
313.0
/Subtotal
/DD
/SU
/KHE
160.4
22.2
71.7
66.5
/UB
80
17.6
2011 I-III
2 919.4

1 208.2
190.0
200.6
136.1
324.3
357.1

981.4
249.3
172.3
240.8
20.9
184.6
113.5

632.4
6.6
16.3
51.7
89.8
107.7
81.0
279.3

78.8
11.7
46.1
21.0
18.6
2012 I-III
3 801.9
1 488.5
214.5
234.4
231.7
330.6
477.3
1 257.8
296.0
220.4
248.0
26.6
305.1
161.7
874.6
8.1
45.9
52.0
146.6
100.6
180.6
340.9
137.4
17.2
63.7
56.5
43.6

Percentage of births to total breeding stock
2010 I-III
14.5
Western region
19.8
24.9
7.8
9.7
29.2
30.0
Khangai region
14.6
14.8
11.7
27.5
8.0
13.2
9.2
Central region
13.1
10.6
4.7
7.0
8.0
1.4
22.4
20.2
Eastern region
6.5
3.4
9.3
6.4
Ulaanbaatar
9.2
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
18.8
24.2
33.9
36.6
29.3
17.4
40.4
45.8
41.1
37.9
35.2
27.9
41.5
62.3
17.2
20.1
18.4
22.3
25.1
19.8
7.8
21.7
23.0
24.0
23.2
34.9
31.5
11.0
17.3
9.0
12.5
11.1
16.1
20.7
13.4
21.3
24.0
9.4
37.5
10.4
26.4
21.1
31.1
25.7
3.2
2.2
5.4
2.0
5.5
3.5
7.0
5.1
13.4
32.7
Section 11. Agriculture
11.3 , ,
SURVIVALS OF YOUNG ANIMALS, by type of livestock, in first quarter of selected years
, .
Type of
livestock
2010 I-III
2 130.8
6.4
35.8
6.7
1 223.8
858.1
Total
Foals
Calves
Young camel
Lambs
Kids
2011 I-III

Percentage of survivals
2012 I-III
2 835.3
5.5
31.3
8.0
1 419.3
1 371.3
2010 I-III
3 774.2
14.9
67.5
11.5
1 867.1
1 813.1
2011 I-III
77.4
86.8
88.2
97.5
78.7
74.9
2012 I-III
96.9
96.8
97.5
98.7
96.8
97.0
99.0
98.6
97.5
99.4
99.2
98.9
11.4 , , , ,
SURVIVALS OF YOUNG ANIMALS, by regions, aimags and the Capital, in first quarter of selected years
,
Aimags and the
Capital
/tal
, .
2010 I-III
2 130.8
/Subtotal
/BO
/GO
/ZA
/UV
/KHO
697.6
140.3
51.7
69.3
191.0
245.3
/Subtotal
/AR
/BKH
/BU
/OR
/OV
/KHS
815.8
164.7
99.5
291.1
4.8
131.2
124.4
/Subtotal
/GS
/DA
/DO
/DU
/OM
/SE
/TO
464.3
6.9
5.1
31.4
46.3
9.4
125.0
240.0
/Subtotal
/DD
/SU
/KHE
137.7
15.6
71.3
50.8
/UB
15.4
2011 I-III
2 835.3

1 170.0
187.2
193.1
132.9
321.1
335.7

935.7
226.4
170.4
229.4
20.9
177.1
111.4

632.8
6.6
16.3
52.2
89.8
108.4
80.8
278.8

78.4
11.7
45.9
20.8
18.4

Percentage of survivals
2012 I-III
3 774.2
1 473.4
210.2
232.4
230.4
327.2
473.2
1 242.7
287.6
219.6
243.1
26.6
305.5
160.2
878.2
8.1
45.9
52.1
147.4
100.9
180.4
343.4
136.6
16.9
63.3
56.4
43.3
2010 I-III
77.4
Western region
73.8
93.5
73.3
59.8
60.7
83.5
Khangai region
78.5
72.7
76.3
90.1
53.2
68.9
78.0
Central region
78.5
83.1
65.1
99.5
66.0
96.4
84.6
75.9
Eastern region
85.6
70.2
99.1
76.1
Ulaanbaatar
87.4
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
96.9
99.0
96.8
98.5
95.9
97.6
99.0
94.0
98.9
98.0
98.9
99.4
99.0
99.1
95.3
90.8
98.9
95.1
98.9
95.9
98.2
98.7
97.2
99.6
97.8
99.6
99.8
99.1
99.5
100.0
99.8
99.9
99.9
99.9
99.6
99.1
99.6
99.6
99.9
100.0
99.9
99.9
99.8
99.1
99.0
99.7
99.0
98.7
98.9
97.5
99.0
99.3
99.0
99.1
81
11.
11.5 , ,
NATURAL LOSSES OF ADULT ANIMALS, by type of livestock, in first quarter of selected years
Type of
livestock
2010 I-III

Percentage of losses of adult animals to
total livestock at the beginning of year
, .
Number of losses of adult animals,
thous.heads
Total
Horse
Cattle
Camel
Sheep
Goat
2011 I-III
6 310.8
207.5
347.3
3.8
2 501.5
3 250.7
2012 I-III
257.9
9.0
21.8
0.4
107.6
119.2
2010 I-III
123.0
5.9
11.8
0.2
45.5
59.6
2011 I-III
14.3
9.3
13.4
1.4
13.0
16.5
2012 I-III
0.8
0.5
1.0
0.1
0.7
0.9
0.3
0.3
0.5
0.1
0.3
0.4
11.6 , , , ,
NATURAL LOSSES OF ADULT ANIMALS, by regions, aimags and the Capital, in first quarter of selected years
,
Aimags and the
Capital
, .
Number of losses of adult animals, thous.heads
2010 I-III
/tal
6 310.8
/Subtotal
/BO
/GO
/ZA
/UV
/KHO
2 068.7
99.6
516.5
737.8
337.9
376.8
/Subtotal
/AR
/BKH
/BU
/OR
/OV
/KHS
2 469.2
605.2
226.6
68.2
18.8
1 181.1
369.3
/Subtotal
/GS
/DA
/DO
/DU
/OM
/SE
/TO
1 475.4
7.9
32.1
22.0
684.9
334.5
49.6
344.2
/Subtotal
/DD
/SU
/KHE
263.8
143.7
11.4
108.7
/UB
82
33.7
2011 I-III
257.9

90.5
6.3
23.4
12.8
9.8
38.3

124.8
60.5
6.5
23.3
0.4
12.9
21.3

9.3
0.0
0.5
0.6
0.2
0.9
1.7
5.4

32.3
3.3
25.5
3.6
1.0
2012 I-III
Percentage of
losses of adult animals to total livestock at the
beginning of year
2010 I-III
123.0
42.5
4.0
16.9
4.0
7.3
10.4
56.5
31.2
6.9
5.7
0.1
2.5
10.2
10.2
0.0
0.3
3.1
0.1
0.6
0.7
5.3
13.1
5.1
4.6
3.4
0.7
14.3
Western region
19.0
7.7
23.8
26.1
14.6
16.6
Khangai region
14.8
16.7
8.4
2.6
7.3
32.6
9.4
Central region
14.0
4.7
8.9
2.0
31.9
19.1
3.2
9.9
Eastern region
4.8
9.9
0.6
4.8
Ulaanbaatar
8.4
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
0.8
0.3
1.2
0.6
1.8
0.7
0.6
2.3
0.5
0.3
1.0
0.2
0.4
0.6
1.0
2.3
0.3
1.0
0.2
0.6
0.7
0.4
1.0
0.3
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.3
0.1
0.0
0.2
0.1
0.0
0.1
0.1
0.2
0.1
0.0
0.1
0.3
0.0
0.1
0.1
0.2
0.6
0.3
1.3
0.2
0.2
0.4
0.2
0.1
0.4
0.2
Section 11. Agriculture
11.7 , , , ,
LOSSES OF ANIMALS DUE TO THE DISEASES, by regions, aimags and the Capital,
in first quarter of selected years
,
Aimags and the
Capital
, .
Losses of animals due to the diseases,
thous.heads
2010 I-III
2011 I-III
/tal
36.8
/Subtotal
/BO
/GO
/ZA
/UV
/KHO
20.1
2.7
0.9
2.5
11.9
2.1
/Subtotal
/AR
/BKH
/BU
/OR
/OV
/KHS
9.8
2.7
0.8
1.3
1.7
1.6
1.8
/Subtotal
/GS
/DA
/DO
/DU
/OM
/SE
/TO
5.7
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.2
0.5
5.0
/Subtotal
/DD
/SU
/KHE
0.4
0.0
0.1
0.3
/UB
0.8
6.0

2.3
0.9
0.2
0.3
0.7
0.2

2.2
0.5
0.3
0.9
0.0
0.1
0.4

0.8
0.0
0.1
0.0
0.1
0.2
0.4

0.5
0.0
0.2
0.3
0.2
Percentage of losses due to diseases to total

losses of animals
2012 I-III
2010 I-III
4.2
1.6
0.7
0.2
0.1
0.4
0.2
0.9
0.1
0.1
0.2
0.0
0.0
0.5
0.8
0.0
0.0
0.1
0.0
0.1
0.6
0.5
0.2
0.1
0.3
0.3
0.6
Western region
1.0
2.7
0.2
0.3
3.5
0.6
Khangai region
0.4
0.4
0.3
1.9
8.9
0.1
0.5
Central region
0.4
0.1
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.9
1.4
Eastern region
0.1
0.0
0.7
0.3
Ulaanbaatar
2.3
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
2.3
3.4
2.5
15.0
0.7
2.4
7.0
0.5
3.8
17.7
1.2
2.6
5.8
1.7
1.8
0.8
5.2
3.7
2.8
0.7
2.0
1.6
0.4
1.3
3.3
17.7
1.4
4.5
8.9
1.1
14.4
8.0
7.9
12.1
8.0
8.3
48.7
1.2
2.3
3.2
14.4
12.2
1.5
1.1
0.7
7.1
4.0
3.0
2.6
7.6
21.8
39.8
83
12.
XII.
INDUSTRY
12.1 , , ,
SOLD PRODUCTION OF INDUSTRY, by divisions, at current prices, by the first quarter of selected years
Industrial division
2011 III
2012 III
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
mln tog

Percentage share to total
Y:
of which:
abroad
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
399 800.2
531 643.1
1 028 745.8
1 249 644.5
793 976.8
100.0
100.0
Mining and quarring
296 653.6
356 654.6
718 449.3
779 906.2
696 891.4
69.9
62.4
Mining of coal and lignite, extraction

of peat
112 387.5
23 486.1
154 638.3
6 141.7
140 351.9
37 069.3
173 420.6
5 812.9
206 831.3
54 548.4
443 353.6
13 716.0
256 718.7
101 493.0
407 270.7
14 423.9
214 296.0
101 493.0
366 989.0
14 113.3
20.1
5.3
43.1
1.3
20.5
8.1
32.6
1.2
Total
Manufacturing
65 487.7
131 212.3
195 776.8
335 552.5
97 085.5
19.0
26.9
Manufacture of food products and

beverages
40 943.3
51 296.3
127 794.0
169 127.8
1 826.6
12.4
13.5
3 396.4
6 083.5
10 923.2
17 791.2
1 617.3
8.5 *
10.5 *
0.0
2 779.3
3 242.2
7 466.1
8 147.7
5.8 *
4.8 *
6 948.0
6 093.9
18 701.8
15 972.5
14.6 *
9.4 *
4 674.1
4 774.6
14 383.2
18 068.5
11.3 *
10.7 *
23 145.5
31 102.1
76 319.6
109 147.9
64.5 *
2 503.8
5 707.0
8 400.0
20 753.9
9 325.3
19 706.4
209.4
-
59.7 *
2 700.0
4 738.7
0.8
2.0
0.7
1.6
565.0
540.7
2 333.2
2 201.4
0.2
0.2
56.2
110.5
153.4
278.8
0.0
0.0
, , , ,
,
Production, processing and

preservation of meat, fish,
fruit, vegetables, oils, fats
, ,

Manufacture of grain mill products,

starches, starch products, and
prepared animal feeds

/ /
Manufacture of beverages
/ includes alcohol drinks/
, ,
,
,
, ,

Manufacture of wearing apparel,
dressing and dyeing of fur
Tanning and dressing of leather,
manufacture of luggage, handbags,
saddlery harness, footwear
Manufacture of wood and wooden
products
Publishing, printing and reproduction
of recorded media
Manufacture of paper and paper
products
Manufacture of chemicals and
chemical products
Manufacture of rubber and
plastics products
Production of other non-metallic
mineral products
products, except machinery and
equipment
and computing
apparatus
Manufacture of medical, precision and
optical instruments
,
,

equipment
and others
,
,
, ,
,
: *
Note: * Percentage share within subsector
84
5 506.7
704.1
811.9
1 878.3
2 068.0
0.2
0.2
1 378.2
1 630.0
3 267.0
4 728.6
0.3
0.4
580.9
1 080.3
2 361.5
2 678.8
0.2
0.2
7.7
50 833.2
53.0
77 385.4
76 847.1
0.0
6.2
2 275.5
5 116.4
6 287.6
10 572.5
0.6
0.8
13.0
16.8
28.4
264.9
0.0
0.0
3 309.4
7 654.5
2 996.9
6 118.0
4 754.0
15 732.4
7 452.9
21 913.9
12 773.8
0.5
1.5
0.6
1.8
221.4
1 721.7
1 010.8
5 010.9
129.5
0.1
0.4
12.9
326.6
143.0
1 751.0
0.0
0.1
103.0
9.5
191.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
33.8
26.7
78.9
47.5
0.0
172.7
172.6
524.3
572.6
0.1
0.0
120.5
99.8
213.6
274.9
1.9
0.0
0.0

water supply
37 658.9
43 776.2
114 519.7
134 185.8
11.1
10.7

of water
34 187.8
40 002.9
104 212.4
123 054.8
10.1
9.8
3 471.1
3 773.3
10 307.4
11 131.0
1.0
0.9
Section 12. Industry
12.2 , , ,
GROSS INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT, by divisions, at current prices, by the first quarter of selected years
mln tog

2011 III
2012 III
2011 I-III
2012 I-III Percentage share to total

Industrial division
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
Total
377 830.0
473 246.8
989 205.5 1 140 465.6
279 600.2
346 866.4
700 260.4
Mining of coal and lignite,

extraction of peat
95 965.4
23 537.8
155 163.5
4 933.5
144 993.4
42 388.2
153 205.2
6 279.5
Manufacturing
60 845.9
Manufacture of food
products and beverages
100.0
100.0
783 552.3
70.8
68.7
194 098.2
58 992.5
434 331.1
12 838.6
267 445.9
116 268.2
386 251.6
13 586.7
19.6
6.0
43.9
1.3
23.5
10.2
33.9
1.2
82 458.3
174 158.9
222 123.5
17.6
19.5
10.5
10.9
36 408.9
44 048.0
103 814.3
124 361.9

preserving of meat, fish
fruit, vegetables,oils, fats
1 328.9
2 104.3
4 593.4
9 049.6
4.4 *
7.3 *
2 706.4
3 236.6
7 427.4
8 220.7
7.2 *
6.6 *
, ,


starches, starch products and
5 957.5
4 303.0
17 313.0
12 067.6
16.7 *
9.7 *
Manufacture of other food

products
4 551.8
4 635.9
14 208.0
17 781.2
13.7 *
14.3 *
/
/
/ includes alcohol drinks /
21 864.3
29 768.3
725.0
8 152.8
60 272.6
5 645.5
77 242.9
637.5
5 681.6
22 064.0
4 616.5
23 799.7
58.1 *
0.6
2.2
62.1 *
0.4
2.1
910.0
1 008.1
2 806.2
3 129.0
0.3
0.3
59.1
110.3
157.9
288.1
0.0
0.0
, , , , ,
, ,

,

Tanning, dressing of leather,
saddlery, harness, and footwear
products
Publishing, printing and
reproduction of recorded media
products

chemical products
Manufacture of rubber and
plastics products
mineral products

equipment
and computing
apparatus
Manufacture of medical precision
and optical instruments
, ,
,
,
,
,


equipment
and others
,
,

water supply
, ,
,

Collection, purification and
distribution of water
675.7
773.4
1 834.1
2 030.7
0.2
0.2
1 373.6
1 626.2
3 264.0
4 702.1
0.3
0.4
573.3
1 025.9
1 911.1
2 491.3
0.2
0.2
4.6
4 627.5
56.2
13 552.3
0.0
1.2
2 258.0
5 089.8
6 157.6
10 451.8
0.6
0.9
19.5
16.8
37.1
264.9
0.0
0.0
6 560.8
5 175.7
3 889.8
10 091.4
8 713.0
16 281.8
7 736.1
20 903.1
0.9
1.6
0.7
1.8
205.7
376.7
383.3
1 053.4
0.0
0.1
12.9
491.9
143.0
1 509.5
0.0
0.1
103.0
29.8
291.8
0.0
0.0
6.4
6.8
71.6
20.5
0.0
0.0
186.9
202.2
579.4
658.4
0.1
0.1
95.6
92.7
208.9
262.4
0.0
0.0
37 384.0
43 922.2
114 786.2
134 789.8
11.6
11.8
33 862.8
40 003.4
104 074.6
123 175.9
10.5
10.8
3 521.2
3 918.8
10 711.5
11 613.9
1.1
1.0
: *
Note: * Percentage share within subsector
85
12.
12.3 , , 2005 ,

GROSS INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT, by divisions, at constant prices of 2005, by the first quarter of selected years

Industrial division
2011 III
2012 III
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
mln tog
2012 I-III
2011 I-III %
Total
155 723.1
172 839.8
422 852.4
460 596.2
108.9
98 527.8
107 516.3
250 892.5
270 452.6
107.8
Mining of coal and lignite,

extraction of peat
Extraction of crude
petroleum
27 511.0
36 835.7
62 583.5
69 077.2
110.4
10 800.2
15 731.9
28 225.9
46 625.3
165.2
58 058.2
2 158.4
52 834.2
2 114.6
154 419.0
5 664.2
149 856.4
4 893.7
97.0
86.4
Manufacturing
35 421.0
42 817.2
104 566.2
117 624.3
112.5
Manufacture of food
products and beverages
22 456.8
26 328.5
66 044.2
75 812.5
114.8
649.5
669.4
2 326.5
3 424.5
147.2
1 687.8
1 796.8
4 811.9
5 679.9
118.0
3 415.0
2 705.2
11 005.9
7 732.6
70.3
2 254.2
2 116.9
6 572.5
7 919.9
120.5
14 450.3
19 040.1
41 327.5
51 055.5
123.5
416.7
370.3
2 921.0
2 231.8
3 687.8
4 514.1
13 195.2
12 831.3
76.4
97.2
580.6
399.1
1 905.9
1 299.8
68.2
25.3
97.5
80.7
295.7
366.3
166.7
185.2
505.5
493.9
97.7
177.0
283.2
456.9
767.5
168.0
896.2
913.3
2 281.6
2 495.0
109.4
4.2
31.8
58.9
372.3
631.9
1 163.3
1 365.7
3 614.2
4 885.8
135.2
98.1
165.1
338.6
507.2
149.8
3 299.1
2 340.1
1 286.9
5 933.2
4 124.9
8 445.7
2 848.6
10 174.0
69.1
120.5
7.1
1.2
9.9
3.9
39.3
19.4
496.9
161.1
1 523.1
945.5
388.0
116.0
898.8
775.1
1.1
0.7
54.3
2.1
3.9
81.5
56.7
251.7
181.0
71.9
, , , , ,

preserving of meat, fish
fruit, vegetables,oils, fats

starches, starch products and
Manufacture of other food
products
/ includes alcohol drinks /
, ,

/
/
, ,
,
, ,

Tanning, dressing of leather,
saddlery, harness, and footwear
products
products
Publishing, printing and
reproduction of recorded media

chemical products
Manufacture of rubber and plastic
products
mineral products
Manufacture of office, accounting

and computing machinery
,
,

,

apparatus
Manufacture of medical precision
and optical instruments
and others
water supply
21 774.2
22 506.3
67 393.6
72 519.4
107.6
, ,
108.0
109.5
105.0
99.9
86
20 497.1
21 326.7
63 887.8
69 017.2
Electricity
Thermal energy
14 453.4
6 043.7
15 420.8
5 905.9
43 469.9
20 417.9
47 585.7
21 431.5
Collection, purification and

distribution of water
1 277.2
1 179.6
3 505.9
3 502.2
12.4 ,
PRODUCTION OF MAJOR COMMODITIES, by the first quarter of selected years

Major
commodities
Electricity
Thermal energy
Distribution water
.
.
.3
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
2012 I-III
2011 I-III %
mln.kW.h
thous.Gkal
thous.m 3
349.1
982.6
5 802.8
372.5
960.2
5 359.3
1 050.0
3 319.6
15 928.5
1 149.4
3 484.4
15 911.7
109.5
105.0
99.9
2 625.8
197.4
45.7
3 515.8
287.5
47.7
5 973.3
515.9
126.8
6 593.1
852.2
129.9
110.4
165.2
102.4
30.8
30.0
85.4
87.2
102.1
Coal
Crude oil
Copper, with concentrate
.
thous.t
. thous.barril
.
thous.t
Copper concentrate
with 35 %
Molybdenum, with
concentrate
Molybdenum concentrate
with 47 %
Gold
Iron ore
Fluor spar concentrate
Zincum concentrate
Broken or crashed stone
thous.t
374.0
334.0
984.0
1 038.2
105.5
400.3
341.5
1 064.9
1 066.8
100.2
.
.
.
.3
kg
thous.t
thous.t
thous.t
thous.m 3
442.7
282.4
11.9
8.4
7.8
234.6
278.7
12.0
11.9
17.1
1 180.2
565.2
30.8
26.6
21.9
714.5
554.8
26.0
33.9
36.4
60.5
98.2
84.4
127.4
166.2
Beef
Mutton
Horse meat
Goat meat
Pork
Small intestine
Sausage
Fruit compote
Milk
Sour milk and yoghurt
Ice cream
Soured cream and butter
Cheese and curds from sour milk
Wheat flour, highest grade
Wheat flour, grade I
Wheat flour, grade II
Semolina
Fodder
Bread
Bakery products
Cake
Sweets
Biscuit
Macaroni noodles
Starched noodles
Salt
Buuz and dumpling
Ketchup
Green tea
Chips
Spirit
Alcoholic beverage
Wine
Beer
Pure water
Soft drinks
Juice
Cigarettes
Carpet
Knitted goods
Combed down
Felt
Camel woollen blanket
Felt boots
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.2
.
.
.
.
11.3
6.1
0.7
7.6
4.4
87.9
172.2
3.4
1 887.5
782.4
918.9
69.6
0.2
914.0
7 078.8
1 168.0
70.0
3 698.7
1 830.7
847.3
25.6
6.6
27.6
291.1
5.7
190.6
81.0
15.0
425.0
19.0
281.4
1 959.7
7.7
4 742.7
2 072.3
4 569.7
3 081.0
138.9
58.7
45.6
4.2
6.3
2.1
2.8
4.7
1.7
133.5
144.7
36.2
1 669.3
635.9
3 000.5
139.1
6.7
1 512.4
4 506.1
1 179.3
2 277.5
1 886.1
612.7
89.5
4.3
29.0
5.0
2.7
217.5
139.4
5.6
139.5
24.2
435.5
2 461.4
6.1
5 449.3
2 441.3
6 571.9
6 053.5
123.4
77.5
47.6
6.5
20.0
0.1
2.8
183.5
233.9
55.1
59.7
6.1
232.2
484.4
9.2
5 601.4
1 738.1
2 344.9
252.4
22.2
6 375.3
19 810.1
2 434.9
81.0
10 176.5
4 858.1
2 852.2
89.4
27.4
57.7
461.3
10.6
499.1
236.8
20.1
1 498.4
64.6
1 130.3
6 740.4
28.9
12 403.9
4 692.7
9 525.9
7 635.4
973.7
194.0
149.6
33.6
19.7
8.4
9.5
444.7
409.9
16.8
299.5
4.4
336.0
442.4
63.4
6 498.9
1 339.0
5 184.5
406.0
35.2
3 889.8
14 066.2
2 257.2
28.4
6 871.1
5 962.6
3 256.5
154.9
24.6
113.7
268.8
8.0
598.5
388.8
17.0
623.5
71.0
1 173.1
7 248.1
21.8
15 405.5
6 118.8
13 474.2
14 109.1
743.9
236.2
133.5
18.9
84.9
2.2
7.3
242.3
175.2
30.5
501.7
72.1
144.7
91.3
689.1
116.0
77.0
221.1
160.9
158.6
61.0
71.0
92.7
35.1
67.5
122.7
114.2
173.3
89.8
197.1
58.3
75.5
119.9
164.2
84.6
41.6
109.9
103.8
107.5
75.4
124.2
130.4
141.4
184.8
76.4
121.8
89.2
56.3
431.0
26.2
76.8
Manufacturing
,
,

2012 III
Mining and quarring
, 35%-

,

, 47%
2011 III
Electricity, thermal energy and water supply
, ,

Unit
t
t
t
t
t
thous.rolls
t
t
thous.l
thous.l
thous.pcs
t
t
t
t
t
t
t
t
t
t
t
t
t
t
t
t
t
kg
t
thous.l
thous.l
thous.l
thous.l
thous.l
thous.l
thous.l
thous.blocks
thous.m 2
thous.pcs
t
thous.m
thous.m
thous.pairs
87
12.

,
,

Major
commodities
Sheepskin coat
Leather boots, shoes
Wooden building door and windows
Plank for floor
Sawn wood
Railway sleeper
Notebook
Toilet paper
Printing and copy paper
Newspaper
Book
Printing plastic cards
Other printing matter
Briquette
Medical tablets
Injection
Liquid medicine
Beauty cream
Vacuum windows and doors
Cement
Lime
Articles of iron concrete
Metal sleeper
Solid concrete
Concrete mortar
Plastering mortar
.
2
3
3
.3
.
.
..
..
.
.
.
.
.
2
.
.
.3
.
3
3
3
pcs
thous.pairs
m2
m3
m3
thous.m 3
thous.pcs
thous.pcs
t
mln.pr.p
mln.pr.p
thous.pcs
thous.pcs
t
thous.packs
thous.amp
t
thous.pcs
m2
thous.t
thous.t
thous.m 3
thous.pcs
m3
m3
m3
, 99%

,
,
Copper 99%
Metal steel
Metal foundries
Steel casting
Electric wire
Jewellery
Decoration and medal
Candle
.
.
.
.
.
t
thous.t
thous.t
thous.t
t
pcs
thous.pcs
thous.pcs
Unit

2011 III
2012 III 2011 I-III 2012 I-III 2012 I-III %
2011 I-III
965
169
4 670
2 004
42.9
0.4
1.7
1.3
3.5
262.7
408.8
285.5
1 561.1
919.2
58.9
108.0
115.4
108.0
341.5
316.2
697.6
885.2
1 312.7
1 524.8
116.2
1.0
1.2
3.1
3.2
103.2
402.0
2.6
1 378.8
1 991.5
144.4
90.2
469.2
318.6
698.7
219.3
24.9
34.2
72.8
38.4
52.7
3.3
3.8
9.0
11.7
129.6
3.7
4.2
9.9
12.3
124.7
3.8
2.0
9.7
6.4
66.0
823.4
1 323.7
2 395.6
2 468.6
103.0
50.8
382.6
709.9
4 129.5
581.7
1 466.0
930.3
4 130.3
3 003.0
72.7
22.6
63.7
129.2
150.3
393.7
473.8
120.3
46.3
62.2
126.7
195.2
154.0
207.6
296.8
492.1
645.4
131.2
56.6
9.4
65.4
15.7
24.0
0.7
4.2
4.2
11.6
274.7
0.4
1.6
0.5
4.0
800.0
5.0
5.6
12.3
21.1
171.8
30.0
42.5
258.5
1 029.6
371.5
1 924.1
517.9
2.0
17.9
19.0
52.5
276.3
213.7
1.8
1.4
0.3
60
1.0
63.0
171.8
5.7
5.5
0.3
148.9
41
1.1
-
587.9
7.1
6.2
0.9
44.5
263
2.0
143.0
536.8
8.4
8.5
1.0
344.9
121
2.1
73.3
91.3
119.0
137.3
106.4
775.1
46.0
105.0
51.3
12.5 YYY Y (),

3
STOCKS OF SOME MAJOR COMMODITIES (UNSOLD PRODUCTS), by the end of March of the
selected years

,

,

, 99%
88
Major
commodities
Crude oil
Copper, with
concentrate
Molybdenium, with
concentrate
Copper 99%
Wheat flour
Meat
Bakery products
Spirit
Alcohol wine
Fodder
Unit
barril
.
.
t
t
t
t
t
thous.l
thous.l
t
2011 III
2012 III
40 118.7
105 615.1
310.0
7 400.0
50.2
4.0
2 618.2
1 934.9
58.1
72.7
227.9
3 946.2
174.6
35.5
3 229.3
2 481.1
20.2
649.2
425.7
1 994.2
12.6 , , , ,
,
SALES OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION, at current prices, by region, aimags and the Capital city,
by the first quarter of selected years
mln tog

Aimags and
Percentage share to total
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
2010 I-III
the Capital city
2010 I-III 2011 I-III 2012 I-III
/ Total
863 437.3
1 028 745.8
/BO
/GO
/ZA
/UV
/KHO
/AR
/BKH
/BU
/OR
/OV
/KH
/GS
/DA
/DO
/DU
/OM
/SE
/TO
/Subtotal
/DD
/SU
/KHE
10 060.3
0.9
0.8
0.8
1 411.0
1 723.6
1 288.8
2 103.6
853.4
1 269.9
1 768.3
1 426.2
2 425.1
893.4
1 774.5
1 939.8
1 688.6
2 574.8
2 082.7
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.2
0.1
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.2
0.1
0.2
0.2
Khangai region
304 976.9
359 795.1
332 289.2
35.3
35.0
26.6
896.5
776.9
778.1
300 762.8
1 073.7
688.9
845.0
846.2
889.3
355 206.7
1 269.5
738.2
2 028.7
989.1
854.5
325 700.1
1 907.6
809.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
34.8
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
34.5
0.1
0.1
0.2
0.1
0.1
26.1
0.2
0.1
193 708.4
9.7
11.2
15.5
7 279.0
7 863.0
15 313.9
22 826.0
1 459.6
1 328.6
2 763.8
970.0
69 860.9
134 030.9
16 419.8
21 381.9
2 330.6
5 308.0
32.0
Eastern region
0.9
2.8
0.1
0.1
4.7
0.9
0.2
0.7
1.5
0.1
0.3
6.8
1.6
0.2
0.6
1.8
0.1
0.1
10.7
1.7
0.4
38 064.2
34 450.9
39 192.1
4.4
3.3
3.1
1 757.4
34 845.7
1 461.1
2 004.4
30 985.0
1 461.5
2 062.9
35 670.4
1 458.7
0.2
4.0
0.2
0.2
3.0
0.1
0.2
2.9
0.1
83 352.2
7 625.3
23 805.7
1 233.6
695.1
40 447.4
7 640.9
1 904.2

/Subtotal
/UB
100.0
7 782.9
Central region
T
/Subtotal
100.0
7 380.4

/Subtotal
100.0
Western region

/Subtotal
1 249 644.5
115 427.6
Ulaanbaatar
429 663.6
511 289.4
674 394.4
49.7
49.7
54.0
429 663.6
511 289.4
674 394.4
49.7
49.7
54.0
89
13.
XIII.
CONSTRUCTION
13.1 , ,
, ,
CONSTRUCTION AND CAPITAL REPAIR OUTPUTS BY ENTITIES, by kind of entities,
as of first quarter of selected years, at current prices
mln.tog

Periods
Domestic entities
Government
total
entities
Total
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
2012 I-III
%
2011 I-III
By kind of entities
Private entities
Joint entities

Foreign entities
total
23 044.1
23 110.4
22 389.2
23 008.3
557.3
681.7
21 824.9
22 158.6
7.0
168.0
654.9
102.2
100.3
102.8
122.3
101.5
2 400.0
15.6
13.2 , ,
, ,
CONSTRUCTION AND CAPITAL REPAIR OUTPUTS BY ENTITIES, by building types,
as of first quarter of selected years, at current prices
Periods
Residential
building
Total
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
2012 I-III
%
2011 I-III
mln.tog

Building types

Non residential building
,
,
Y
,
Building of the
Hospital, school,
Other
Trade and
industry
cultural
service
institutions
23 044.1
23 110.4
8 491.0
3 066.0
721.4
797.2
2 149.6
1 654.9
3 201.1
2 710.7
3 859.1
3 917.1
100.3
36.1
110.5
77.0
84.7
101.5
( 13.2- - Table 13.2 continuation )

Building types
General engineering construction
,
(,
,
,
) Capital repair
Road
Bridge
Minor works
and
Dam,
& other
maintenance
ditch,cable,
496.2
235.4
1 642.8
364.3
103.4
1 654.6
1 752.2
2 447.1
Periods
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
2012 I-III
%
2011 I-III
90
Energetics
Communicati
on

Railway
2 247.5
4 642.8
206.6
333.5
744.3
149.0
Section 13. Construction
13.3 , ,
, , , ,
CONSTRUCTION AND CAPITAL REPAIR OUTPUTS BY DOMESTIC ENTITIES, by regions, aimags and
the Capital, as of first quarter of selected years, at current prices
mln.tog
2012 I-III
,
2011*
2011
2012
2011 I-III %
I-XII
I-III
I-III
/ Total
/ Subtotal
/BO
/GO
/ZA
/UV
/KHO
/ Subtotal
/AR
/BKH
/BU
/OR
/OV
/KHS
/ Subtotal
/GS
/DA
/DO
/DU
/OM
/SE
/TO
/ Subtotal
/DD
/SU
/KHE
/UB
/ Others**
427 879.5
22 389.2
23 008.3
102.8
378.3
75.4
220.8
35.2
46.9
200.5
133.5
280.5
87.7
West region

57 055.8
9 984.5
7 735.2
6 298.7
19 217.0
13 820.4
188.7
56.5
78.7
53.5
59 248.0
5 301.3
2 994.9
6 468.0
20 527.1
2 888.0
21 068.6
1 797.3
49.2
1 681.4
66.7
42 612.4
3 007.3
11 713.2
3 627.8
4 267.1
4 366.9
7 290.5
8 339.6
739.5
392.6
174.8
40.0
66.1
66.0
14 301.9
8 360.1
2 685.0
3 256.9
238 893.9
15 767.5
33.6
33.6
-
19 630.1
-
Khangai region
1 866.9
83.0
1 783.9
Central region
119.5
91.7
27.9
East region
47.0
47.0
Ulaanbaatar
20 596.5
Other
-
103.9
168.6
106.1
16.2
52.4
42.2
139.8
139.8
104.9
-
: *-
**- , ,
.
Note:
* - Preliminary estimates
** - Military construction and railway transport offices, which have numerous branches in aimags and
the capital city are not differentiated by locations.
91
14. ,
XIV.,
TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION
14.1 ,
MAIN INDICATORS OF TRANSPORT, as the first quarter of selected years
2010
2011
,
Types of transport, indicators
I-III
I-III
I.
, .
, .
, .
,
.
,
,
I. AII types of transport

Freight turnover, mln.t.km
Passenger turnover, mln.pass.km
In terms of mln.t.km
Revenue, at current
prices, mln.tog
II.
, .
, .
, .
,
.
,
,
II. Auto road

Revenue, at current
prices, mln.tog
III.
, .

, .

, .

,
.
,
,
III. Railway transport

domestic
export
import
transit
domestic
export
import
transit
international carried
domestic carried
Revenue, at current
prices, mln.tog
IV.
,
, ..
, .

,
.
,
,
IV. Air transport

Carried freight, t
mail
luggage
freight
Freight turnover, thous.t.km
mail
luggage
freight
international carried
domestic carried
Revenue, at current
prices, mln.tog
92
2012
I-III
2012 I-III
%
2011 I-III
4 973.6
2 194.2
61 004.3
693.8
2 589.4
8 363.2
3 117.3
81 634.3
919.2
3 605.0
8 399.8
3 533.3
76 092.0
998.0
4 043.7
100.4
113.3
93.2
108.6
112.2
111 271.9
146 882.6
172 471.7
117.4
1 327.1
141.4
60 135.5
330.2
273.5
4 337.0
812.2
80 679.8
469.5
1 000.0
3 453.3
535.9
75 030.0
451.4
716.4
79.6
66.0
93.0
96.1
71.6
31 545.1
46 428.2
38 577.9
83.1
3 646.2
2 037.8
807.0
287.4
514.0
2 052.1
591.0
753.7
136.8
570.6
800.7
22.7
778.1
253.0
2 305.1
4 025.8
2 070.9
1 123.4
325.9
505.7
2 304.2
624.3
945.9
172.8
561.3
853.7
27.7
826.0
284.9
2 589.1
4 945.6
2 292.5
1 729.8
526.5
396.7
2 995.1
666.2
1 624.6
264.0
440.4
914.9
28.2
886.7
308.2
3 303.3
122.8
110.7
154.0
161.5
78.5
130.0
106.7
171.8
152.8
78.5
107.2
101.6
107.4
108.2
127.6
59 664.6
74 207.0
100 253.0
135.1
344.7
92.7
54.3
197.7
756.2
167.0
84.0
505.2
68.1
49.9
18.3
110.7
10.8
404.2
99.7
72.9
231.6
877.1
169.2
114.4
593.5
100.7
69.2
31.5
164.8
15.8
876.9
102.0
96.6
678.4
2 275.4
190.6
143.7
1 941.1
147.1
88.8
58.3
238.4
23.9
216.9
102.3
132.5
292.9
259.4
112.7
125.6
327.1
146.0
128.3
184.9
144.7
151.0
20 062.1
26 247.3
33 640.8
128.2
Section 14. Transport and communication
14.2 , ,
MAIN INDICATORS OF POST AND COMMUNICATION, as of first quarter of selected years
Indicators
, ,
: -
- ,

- , ,

-

-
-
-
-
,
, 3- , ..
,
3- , .
, 3-
, 3-

, , .
, ..
, ..
2010 I-III
Total revenue, at current prices, mln.tog

Of which: - National post activities
- Courier activities other than
national post activities
- Telephone, telegraph and
telex communication
- Transmission of radio and
television programmes
- Maintenance of the network
- Internet access provision
- Public pay-telephone services
- Cellular telephone communication
Of total revenue: from population, mln.tog
Number of telephone lines,
at the end of March, thous.pcs
Number of cellular mobile telephone
subscribers, at the end of March, thous.
Number of wireless telephones (WLL),
at the end of March
Number of cabel television users
at the end of March
Indicators of postal services
Delivered letter and mail, thous.pieces
Delivered wrappers and parcels, thous.pieces
Delivered periodicals, thous.pieces
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
%
2011 I-III
189 639.5
195.7
1 889.7
126.3
389.9
94.4
2012 I-III
89 423.2
1 301.7
196.1
96 914.4
1 496.3
413.0
6 959.3
6 431.6
7 164.6
111.4
1 229.5
1 316.7
2 648.5
201.1
5 118.4
3 600.5
4.5
71 013.0
72 707.0
141.0
7 510.8
3 547.0
4.2
76 194.8
77 649.8
129.4
6 740.1
4 745.1
24.1
166 037.5
161 580.7
131.9
89.7
133.8
569.5
217.9
208.1
101.9
2 267.9
2 551.8
3 025.8
118.6
35 163
42 827
43 420
101.4
103 675
115 856
173 335
149.6
143.8
13.4
2 885.2
159.6
20.5
3 364.7
164.5
26.9
4 250.9
103.1
131.4
126.3
14.3 , , , ,
MAIN INDICATORS OF COMMUNICATION, by regions, aimags and the Capital, as of first quarter of selected years
Aimags
and the Capital
,
,
Total revenue, at current prices, mln.tog

from population

,

Number of cabel TV
subscribers,
at the end of the month
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
115 856
173 335
2011 I-III
96 914.4
2012 I-III
189 639.5
2011 I-III
77 649.8
/Subtotal
/BO
/GO
/ZA
/UV
/KHO
412.1
137.7
73.5
61.0
69.7
70.2

485.6
167.2
84.5
67.0
89.4
77.6
168.7
51.6
22.1
17.7
32.1
45.3
Western region
205.5
62.0
25.5
18.0
44.8
55.2
7 146
3 257
1 025
944
689
1 231
6 857
3 257
939
833
647
1 181
4 923
2 980
368
225
520
830
5 653
3 220
385
1 082
966
/Subtotal
/AR
/BKH
/BU
/OR
/OV
/KHS
797.7
65.5
84.1
53.9
406.0
90.2
97.9

873.4
62.3
68.8
61.3
507.9
102.6
70.6
376.0
4.4
19.4
21.3
272.5
11.9
46.5
Khangai region
432.8
13 198
12.0
560
10.8
1 223
36.4
1 449
338.0
7 243
12.8
1 121
22.9
1 602
12 261
542
1 182
1 334
7 154
1 056
993
9 138
784
7 381
623
350
10 244
837
8 268
682
457
/Subtotal
/GS
/DA
/DO
/DU
/OM
/SE
/TO
828.6
34.3
363.4
180.9
62.2
89.0
64.2
34.5

1 017.4
45.3
491.0
210.1
62.3
88.4
72.3
47.9
355.4
13.4
216.6
52.4
16.7
25.9
16.7
13.8
Central region
463.4
16 272
15.9
403
281.5
7 683
74.3
3 171
17.4
750
20.8
1 499
29.4
1 606
24.1
1 160
15 901
410
7 621
3 024
712
1 384
1 505
1 245
8 511
1 286
2 245
2 230
2 050
700
8 947
1 312
2 370
2 404
2 005
856
/Subtotal
/DD
/SU
/KHE
198.5
96.4
55.4
46.7

224.0
71.7
80.2
72.1
46.6
15.6
16.4
14.6
4 179
1 170
1 577
1 432
3 274
1 094
864
1 316
4 178
2 600
1 578
4 832
2 816
2 016
94 677.4
187 039.0
76 703.0
88 620
93 584
89 106
143 659
/Total
/UB
2012 I-III
161 580.7

,

Number of
telephone lines,
at the end of the month
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
129 415
131 877
Eastern region
49.9
12.3
19.3
18.3
Ulaanbaatar
160 429.1
93
15.
XV. ,
TOURISM
15.1. *, 2012
NUMBER OF INBOUND AND OUTBOUND PASSENGERS*, in the first quarter of 2012
Name of
immigration
post
Total
Out of which:
-

-
Altanbulag
Artssuuri
Baitag
Bayankhoshuu
Bichigt
Borshoo
Bulgan
Burgastai
Buyant-Ukhaa
Gashuun sukhait
Zamiin-Uud
Sukhbaatar
Tes
Ulikhan
Khavirga
Khangi
Khankh
Tsagaannuur
Choibalsan
Shivee khuren
Ereentsav
Outbound
Inbound
number

The inbound passengers' purpose of visit

Official
Private
Permanent
Other
residence
421 212
419 157
28 500
36 030
316 026
38 601
40 149
2 568
15
769
9 399
2 282
6 342
2 884
77 072
36 808
198 118
6 991
86
363
1 691
4 201
3 611
4 616
427
21 696
1 124
41 470
2 502
18
855
9 465
2 264
6 316
2 869
75 713
38 056
197 665
4 511
86
373
1 663
4 135
3 632
4 657
463
21 390
1 054
1 143
36
99
660
81
11 215
1 441
1 016
1
99
16
81
36
12 573
3
5 462
1 613
26
364
112
69
2 742
3 795
4 803
12 863
237
63
14
56
191
18
1 404
59
2 103
36
32 628
434
18
608
3 612
1 212
6 108
126
49 942
18 077
181 245
2 037
23
358
1 481
3 944
3 243
3 062
195
6 659
1 014
2 237
419
-
221
5 390
280
58
1
10 761
15 176
2 116
1 221
27
355
110
173
55
1
: * .
Note: *The Mongolian citizens and foreign citizens were included.
:
Source: Report of General Authority for Border Protection of Mongolia
15.2. , ,
NUMBER OF INBOUND TOURISTS THROUGH THE BORDER OF MONGOLIA, by country, as first quarter of selected years
number
Country
2010.I-XII
2012.I-III
2012 I-III
2011 I-III %
Total
456 090
75 520
72 496
96.0
USA
Australia
Rep.of Korea
PR of China
UK
Italy
Kazakhstan
Canada
Russian Fed.
France
Fed.Rep.of Germany
Sweden
Japan
Other
12 808
5 443
42 231
193 730
6 209
2 810
5 757
2 864
121 647
7 527
8 095
1 625
14 140
31 204
2 041
1 055
5 161
38 168
821
152
938
573
19 799
472
658
151
1 688
3 843
1 998
1 104
5078
38 451
924
170
1358
447
15798
475
760
138
1919
3876
97.9
104.6
98.4
100.7
112.5
111.8
144.8
78.0
79.8
100.6
115.5
91.4
113.7
100.9
:
94
2011.I-III
Section 15. Inbound and Outbound passengers
15.3. , ,
NUMBER OF INBOUND AND OUTBOUND FOREIGN PASSENGERS THROUGH THE BORDER OF MONGOLIA,
by country, as first quarter of selected years
number
Inbound
Outbound
Country
2011
2012
2011
2012
I-III
I-III
I-III
I-III
Female
Female
Total
94 195
99 444
14 609
86 426
91 265
13 762
USA
Australia
Rep.of Korea
PR of China
Denmark
Indonesia
UK
Kazakhstan
Canada
Netherlands
Russian Fed.
Ukraine
France
Fed.Rep.of Germany
Hong Kong
Sweden
New Zealand
India
Japan
Other
2 180
1 124
5 347
55 651
51
98
850
989
610
218
20 149
170
489
682
164
152
136
201
1 745
3 189
2 467
1 553
5 443
61 502
48
121
1 083
1 383
685
238
16 558
231
515
809
201
150
181
274
2 070
3 932
592
286
1 419
2 815
13
15
220
450
114
70
6 834
41
150
153
39
38
33
51
406
870
1 805
983
4 980
50 225
45
82
764
931
516
193
19 655
150
413
627
154
134
127
188
1 606
2 848
2 096
1 393
5 121
55 794
39
107
983
1 341
587
221
15 967
200
477
717
173
134
146
254
2 069
3 446
518
251
1 358
2 555
8
18
198
437
88
64
6 624
43
145
135
36
32
24
43
444
741
15.4., 2012,
,
INBOUND OF FOREIGN PASSENGERS THROUGH THE BORDER, by geographical regions, in the first quarter of 2012
Purpose of visit
Total
America
Total
Y:
Of which:

Official

Private
Tourism
Work

Transit
*
Other*

A,
H

East Asia
Europe
and the
Pacific
By regions
Middle
East
South
Asia
Africa
100.0
3.3
74.7
21.0
0.3
0.4
0.3
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
3.7
2.4
7.0
2.7
0.6
6.7
74.6
70.7
44.7
93.6
56.2
58.3
20.1
26.5
47.5
2.8
42.7
33.2
0.4
0.1
0.3
0.1
0.4
0.4
0.9
0.2
0.3
0.2
0.1
1.0
0.3
0.1
0.2
0.6
0.0
0.4
15.5., ,
INBOUND FOREIGN PASSENGERS THROUGH THE BORDER, by purposes of visit, as first quarter of selected years

Purpose of visit
Total
Y:

Of which:
Official
Private
Tourism
Work
Transit
Other*
2010.I-XII
2011.I-III
2012.I-III
100.0
100.0
99.9
21.5
37.0
17.4
17.5
1.1
5.5
28.2
35.0
10.0
18.9
1.3
6.6
26.4
34.5
10.1
26.2
0.8
2.0
: * , .
Note: *The inbound passengers included by purpose of usual residence, study and other.
:
95
16. ,
XVI. ,
METEOROLOGY AND AIR POLLUTION
16.1
METEOROLOGICAL PARAMETERS

(0C)
Meteorological
stations
Air average temperature (0C )

2010
III
Olgii
Altai
Uliastai
Tosontsengel
Ulaangom
Khovd
-8.3
-10.9
-13.7
-18.8
-19.2
-8.9
Tsetserleg
Bayankhongor
Bulgan
Erdenet
Arvaikheer
Kharkhorin
Moron
Khatgal
-9.2
-9.4
-12.8
-11.0
-9.5
-9.5
-9.7
-14.0
Choir
Darkhan
Sainshand
Zamiin-Uud
Mandalgovi
Dalanzadgad
Khanbogd
Sukhbaatar
Baruunkharaa
Zuunkharaa
Zuunmod
-11.4
-10.1
-6.3
-5.3
-9.5
-3.8
-2.3
-11.0
-10.5
-12.0
-13.0
Choibalsan
Baruun-Urt
Ondorkhaan
-12.7
-9.9
-14.7
Ulaanbaatar
-11.5
2011
III

-6.7
-11.2
-14.4
-20.4
-19.1
-0.9

-7.4
-9.9
-11.8
-7.7
-7.3
-9.0
-7.9
-13.7

-10.7
-6.7
-3.8
-3.3
6.9
-4.4
-1.3
-7.8
-8.6
-9.0
-10.3

-6.7
-6.3
-6.5
-9.6
2012
II
III
Western region
-19.5
-8.2
-19.1
-9.7
-23.2
-11.2
-33.0
-20.3
-32.2
-20.1
-23.4
-7.1
Khangai region
-15.0
-5.8
-17.1
-8.6
-20.8
-10.4
-16.5
-7.1
-14.5
-6.3
-16.8
-6.6
-18.8
-8.0
-24.8
-14.4
Central region
-19.8
-6.9
-20.1
-6.1
-15.5
-4.3
-15.8
-5.4
-16.2
-5.6
-13.3
-3.3
-10.0
-2.1
-18.3
-5.8
-24.0
-8.0
-21.7
-7.7
-20.8
-9.5
Eastern region
-19.9
-9.9
-19.5
-7.7
-21.7
-9.2
Ulaanbaatar
-20.2
-8.0
(1960-1990 )
(0C )- : +, Comparison with multi year (1960-1990)
mean temperature (0C ) : +, 2012
2010
2011
III
III
II
III
-1.6
-1.6
-3.4
-0.7
-0.7
-1.4
0.0
-1.9
-4.1
-1.3
-0.6
-1.5
-6.4
-4.3
-4.9
-6.0
-4.1
-5.6
-1.9
-0.9
-1.2
-4.2
-2.9
-0.6
-2.3
-1.2
-4.2
-3.3
-2.9
-2.0
-1.6
-1.2
-0.5
-1.7
-3.2
0.0
-0.7
-1.5
0.2
-0.9
3.0
-2.5
-4.1
-3.0
3.0
0.9
-2.1
-5.3
0.3
-1.1
-2.5
-0.6
-0.4
0.9
-1.1
-2.6
-3.5
-3.1
-2.0
-0.8
-2.9
-0.7
-1.5
-3.4
-1.9
-3.6
-3.2
0.9
0.3
0.5
1.2
-0.3
-1.3
-0.5
-0.2
-0.4
-1.6
-0.5
-4.2
-1.0
-3.2
-3.0
-3.2
-4.0
-2.7
-1.1
-4.5
-1.3
-4.6
-0.1
0.9
-1.1
-1.9
-0.1
-1.1
-1.8
0.3
-0.6
0.7
-0.9
-4.8
-1.7
-5.3
1.2
1.9
2.9
-4.1
-3.3
3.0
-3.0
-0.8
-0.9
-2.7
-0.8
-3.7
-0.4
: , .
Source: Data of the Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology.

(0C)
Meteorological
stations
Minimum temperature ( 0 C)
Maximum temperature ( C)
2010
III
Olgii
Altai
Uliastai
Tosontsengel
Ulaangom
Khovd
10.6
5.9
8.1
7.0
-0.7
16.5
Tsetserleg
Bayankhongor
Bulgan
Erdenet
Arvaikheer
Kharkhorin
Moron
Khatgal
14.2
11.5
12.8
9.6
14.6
15.0
10.6
0.2
Choir
Darkhan
Sainshand
Zamiin-Uud
Mandalgovi
Dalanzadgad
Khanbogd
Sukhbaatar
Baruunkharaa
Zuunkharaa
Zuunmod
6.6
13.1
18.0
17.3
13.3
21.1
2.0
11.9
12.7
13.0
5.1
Choibalsan
Baruun-Urt
Ondorkhaan
4.4
16.5
6.2
Ulaanbaatar
7.8
96
(0C)
2011
III

9.8
7.6
8.4
5.1
-1.8
12.8

10.8
10.4
6.4
7.7
10.0
8.0
13.6
7.7

14.2
12.2
19.0
19.0
14.2
15.9
19.2
11.1
14.2
15.0
9.6

16.7
16.8
16.4
12.6
2012
II
III
Western region
-1.5
9.4
-1.7
7.8
-5.2
9.0
-13.6
2.5
-19.9
-1.4
-5.7
2.8
Khangai region
-1.1
12.6
-0.7
11.7
-4.5
15.5
-5.1
14.3
0.5
11.5
-4.0
15.0
-5.3
12.8
-10.5
7.4
Central region
-3.6
14.4
-5.3
18.8
-0.2
15.9
1.6
15.9
-0.8
13.5
4.5
15.1
7.4
16.5
0.3
20.0
-7.1
20.0
-6.0
17.0
-7.5
11.3
Eastern region
-6.3
11.6
-3.3
14.1
-5.0
15.0
Ulaanbaatar
-6.4
14.0
2010
III
2011
III
2012
II
III
-25.5
-33.2
-37.1
-43.5
-39.0
-28.2
-21.5
-31.3
-30.4
-35.9
-33.6
-26.7
-27.1
-33.7
-37.9
-47.8
-44.9
-35.5
-31.7
-29.8
-30.7
-41.0
-36.8
-24.5
-28.4
-27.4
-35.2
-29.4
-25.4
-28.0
-28.8
-39.2
-23.2
-26.3
-29.3
-21.2
-18.8
-22.0
-22.5
-31.1
-27.3
-29.2
-29.4
-41.0
-25.3
-35.0
-36.2
-43.4
-20.7
-25.5
-28.8
-23.0
-22.3
-23.1
-24.3
-35.1
-28.8
-31.4
-20.9
-25.4
-25.5
-24.3
-20.5
-35.7
-32.0
-33.0
-30.3
-24.0
-24.7
-19.4
-19.5
-24.0
-18.2
-13.9
-27.3
-28.2
-27.0
-25.9
-33.5
-37.8
-31.4
-31.9
-31.0
-25.0
-23.2
-36.6
-40.9
-39.0
-34.9
-25.1
-24.6
-20.1
-20.1
-22.9
-22.6
-19.5
-24.3
-24.3
-27.2
-25.0
-28.2
-27.9
-38.0
-23.3
-22.8
-26.5
-32.0
-34.8
-37.5
-26.8
-23.2
-29.9
-29.1
-27.1
-34.4
-23.9
Section 16. Meteorology and air pollution
Meteorological
stations
Olgii
Altai
Uliastai
Tosontsengel
Ulaangom
Khovd
Tsetserleg
Bayankhongor
Bulgan
Erdenet
Arvaikheer
Kharkhorin
Moron
Khatgal
Choir
Darkhan
Sainshand
Zamiin-Uud
Mandalgovi
Dalanzadgad
Khanbogd
Sukhbaatar
Baruunkharaa
Zuunkharaa
Zuunmod
Choibalsan
Baruun-Urt
Ondorkhaan
Ulaanbaatar

()
Sum of precipitation
(mm)
2012
2010
2011
III
II
III
III

0.4
1.1
3.1
0.0
10.9
3.5
0.4
4.1
5.4
4.7
0.8
1.0
4.4
3.1
0.8
1.4
4.5
5.3
2.7
0.0
1.5
5.9
0.2
0.0

13.6
9.8
1.2
1.2
3.0
5.4
4.0
1.5
4.4
6.6
2.5
4.9
9.9
8.1
1.0
2.9
8.1
1.2
0.0
5.5
17.3
21.5
2.7
4.6
1.4
1.8
0.7
4.5
3.1
4.3
1.2
8.0

16.1
0.1
0.0
1.0
6.0
10.4
0.7
0.7
4.3
0.4
0.0
3.6
8.7
0.5
9.5
6.0
0.0
0.2
0.3
1.0
3.8
3.5
7.5
1.0
2.5
11.1
2.2
1.8
0.0
0.0
2.4
2.4
0.2
1.4
2.2
0.5
0.5
0.0
15.2
0.0
0.6
1.5

7.9
1.5
1.1
3.2
2.9
2.1
0.0
1.4
6.2
2.4
0.0
2.8
7.0
0.4
1.4
0.9

(/)
Maximum wind speed
Number of dust and
snow storm days
(m/s)
2012
2012
2010
2011
2010
2011
III
II
III
III
II
III
III
III
Western region
34
23
12
24
9
5
5
25
25
17
23
4
2
1
24
14
8
14
3
3
3
20
18
12
12
1
4
1
2
16
9
7
7
29
22
7
16
8
3
6
Khangai region
19
14
17
18
7
11
24
15
14
20
3
1
18
12
12
19
16
16
12
16
2
27
22
15
18
2
2
3
16
22
14
14
3
4
3
5
21
14
12
16
3
4
2
14
16
12
14
4
3
Central region
18
16
14
14
3
4
3
15
24
9
16
2
1
20
16
15
18
2
3
5
21
16
14
18
1
7
1
8
30
24
17
25
3
2
3
34
24
14
18
8
6
7
28
16
12
20
5
3
4
17
22
18
19
1
2
6
17
19
7
14
2
10
14
7
7
1
20
18
21
20
2
2
4
5
Eastern region
20
19
15
19
2
2
1
2
23
21
12
19
2
4
6
26
15
12
18
1
2
3
Ulaanbaatar
19
20
13
17
1
2
5
16.2 , 3
CONCENTRATION OF AIR POLLUTION, in March of selected years
/ mg/m

Indicators of air pollution
SO2
Sulphur dioxide
SO 2
Exceeding
percent of AQS
MN by day

NO2
Average
Nitrogen dioxide
NO 2
Exceeding
percent of AQS
MN by day
Average
O
Carbon dioxide
CO
X
-
Maximum
Exceeding
percent of AQS
MN by day
Average
Maximum
Exceeding
percent of AQS
PM10
Particulate matter -
PM 10
-
PM2.5
Ozone O 3
Maximum
MN by day
Average
Maximum
Exceeding
percent of AQS
Particulate matter -
PM 2.5
-
3
Average
Maximum
MN by day
Average
X
-
Maximum
Exceeding
percent of AQS
MN by day
*
Ulaanbaatar
Post***
3rd
4- 4th
5- 5th
2012 2011 2012 2011
2012
lII
III
lII
III
lII
0.033
0.039 0.066 0.056
0.059
0.071 0.137 0.090
1- 1st
2011
2012
III
lII
0.023 0.039
0.042 0.083
2- 2nd
2011
2012
III
lII
0.044 0.043
0.074 0.076
3-
2011
III
0.046
0.120
59.0
17
0.038
0.055
92.3
13
0.018
0.023
89.0
27
0.127
0.164
93.5
31
78.0 88.5
27
26
0.034 0.033
0.065 0.059
47.0
0.0
17
20
0.769 1.634
2.288 10.584
100.0
27
2.239
7.613
1.790
4.813
41.0
27
0.0
52
0.111
0.201
2.6
38
0.066
0.094
0.0
83
0.189
0.384
0.0
93
0.161
0.359
65.0
17
0.0
9
93.0
27
0.127
0.351
0.060
0.031
0.088
0.0
52
6-
2011
III
0.039
0.087
6th
2012
lII
0.030
0.058
**
Orkhon
Post
1- 1st
2- 2nd
2011
2012
2011 2012
III
lII
III
lII
0.004 0.004 0.004 0.006
0.008 0.007 0.009 0.009
71.0
31
0.043
0.063
74.2
31
0.040
0.054
0.0
93
0.039
0.102
0.0
93
0.038
0.093
0.0
93
0.044
0.068
0.0
44
0.043
0.060
83.9
31
0.064
0.083
100.0
31
0.049
0.089
100.0
25
0.032
0.041
23.1
26
100.0
31
1.361
3.375
68.0
31
2.476
9.863
4.0
25
2.062
4.625
29.0
24
8.3
12
64.0
31
1.111
3.675
51.6
31
0.566
6.250
2.0
93
0.445
1.970
3.2
93
0.503
2.080
0.0
93
0.325
1.250
0.0
44
0.0
93
0.0
44
0.0
88
0.166
0.318
0.0
93
0.255
0.529
0.0
79
0.364
0.866
0.0
93
0.147
0.272
0.0
88
0.290
2.562
0.0
93
0.020
0.199
0.0
93
0.027
0.036
0.0
93
93.5
31
0.082
0.124
96.8
31
100.0
31
100.0
25
91.0
23
100.0
31
87
0.0
8
0.062
0.158
0.067
0.103
89.0
27
83.9
31
0.014
0.023
0.018
62.5
8
0.097
0.036
0.057
0.053
0.0
41
0.0
93
0.0
80
0.0
89
74.0 75.0
23
12
0.036 0.029
0.063 0.046
-**
Darkhan-Uul
Post
7- 7th
1- 1st
2011
2012
2011
2012
III
lII
III
lII
0.030
0.025 0.014 0.026
0.091
0.042 0.131 0.129
0.0
0.0
93
44
0.041 0.044
0.073 0.057
: * .
** -, .
*** 1- (- ), 2- ( ), 3- (1- ), 4- (13- ),
5- (32- ), 6- ( ), 7- ( ) .
... .
-
-
Note:
* Ulaanbaatar city's posts - by daily average.
** Darkhan-Uul and Orkhon aimags post-by measurment of the particular time.
*** Measuring areas by Ulaanbaatar city's posts: The 1st-post (around the Misheel-Expo center), the 2nd-post (around the West crossroad), the 3rd-post (around the 1st micro district), the 4th-post
(around the 13th micro district), the 5th-post (around the 32nd Toirog), the 6th-post (around the Offitseruudiin ordon) and the 7th-post (Kharkhorin market).
...There was not measurement on the post in the current month.
QS-Air Quality Standard
MN-measured number
97
1.1 , ,
ACTUAL REVENUE OF GENERAL GOVERNMENT, at current prices, as first quarter of selected years

, Y
Types of revenue
TOTAL REVENUE AND GRANTS
STABILIZATION FUND
TOTAL EQUILIBRATED REVENUE AND GRANTS
TAX REVENUE
Income tax
Corporate income tax
Personal income tax
Taxes on wages and salaries
Personal income tax refund
Taxes on self-employment
Taxes of Herdsmen
Unidentified business revenues
Others
Social security contributions

Property taxes
Taxes on domestic goods & services

,

-

,
,

,

,

98
CURRENT REVENUE
Price increase tax of some products
Value added tax

on domestic goods & services
on imported goods
VAT
Excise taxes
on domestic alcoholic
on domestic tobacco
on fuel and gasoline
on imported alcoholic and tobacco
on imported beer
on vehicles
on domestic beer
Income of special purposes

on vehicles
Taxes on foreign trade

Customs duties
Exports duties
Other taxes
Stamp fees
Fee for exploration and mining special permit
of the mineral resources
Royalty
Payment for deposit explored by the state
budget
Land payment
Fee on usage of timber
Hunting fee
Payment for air pollution
Other fees
NON-TAX REVENUE
Dividends
Interest and Fines
Rent
Oil petroleum
Navigation fee
Revenues from budget entities
Others
CAPITAL REVENUE
Revenue from immovable assets
GRANTS AND TRANSFERS

From foreign Governments
2011 I-III
mln. tog.
2012 I-III
%
2012 I-III
2011 I-III
925 387.7 1 056 901.7

20 680.0
8 074.3
114.2
39.0
904 707.7 1 048 827.5
115.9
902 736.1 1 045 276.0

799 891.7
936 611.9
206 031.2
220 322.5
110 777.5
146 907.7
46 373.4
73 410.0
115.8
117.1
106.9
132.6
158.3
42 409.7
66 752.8
157.4
824.1
1 291.4
156.7
1 862.6
3 789.3
203.4
7.2
5.8
81.2
806.0
1 022.3
126.8
2 111.9
3 131.3
148.3
48 880.3
4.8
0.0
96 383.3
3 621.9
133 064.0
4 610.2
138.1
127.3
260 706.5
339 684.1
130.3
194 167.2
77 345.5
132 757.0
15 935.3
62 562.8
16 106.1
2 264.6
17 098.1
6 759.1
795.5
16 379.0
3 160.4
3 976.4
1 917.0
273 035.4
106 677.3
193 147.1
26 789.0
61 745.9
19 991.1
2 277.6
8 465.6
1 103.0
26 293.3
3 615.3
4 902.8
2 791.5
140.6
137.9
145.5
168.1
98.7
124.1
100.6
125.2
138.7
160.5
114.4
123.3
145.6
2 059.4
2 111.4
102.5
61 349.3
61 339.3
10.0
171 799.5
10 787.7
71 787.6
71 771.7
16.0
167 143.4
16 221.9
117.0
117.0
159.8
97.3
150.4
116.4
7 922.9
9 222.1
130 038.9
83 595.6
64.3
244.5
113.2
46.3
7 319.4
9 757.0
133.3
338.5
463.9
137.1
13.3
15 134.3
102 844.4
15 065.2
8 032.4
124.5
7 103.0
8 816.8
58 082.5
5 620.0
1 971.7
1 971.7
-
18.5
7 296.6
40 454.6
108 664.1
10 232.6
10 456.1
318.4
11 452.2
10 244.9
52 770.3
1 3 189.5
2 517.5
2 517.5
1 034.0
1 034.0
139.1
267.3
105.7
67.9
130.2
255.7
161.2
116.2
90.9
234.7
127.7
127.7
-
Appendix
2.1 , ,
ACTUAL REVENUE OF CENTRAL GOVERNMENT, at current prices, as first quarter of selected years
Types of revenue
, Y
STABILIZATION FUND
TOTAL
EQUILIBRATED
GRANTS
CURRENT REVENUE

,

,

-
REVENUE
AND
TAX REVENUE
Income tax
Corporate income tax
Price increase tax of some products

Value added tax
on domestic goods & services
on imported goods
VAT
Excise taxes
mln. tog.
2012 I-III
%
2011 I-III
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
619 436.8
720 776.9
116.4
20 680.0
8 074.3
39.0
598 756.9
712 702.6
119.0
574 565.1
492 061.2
159 657.8
110 777.5
48 880.3
258 647.0
194 167.2
77 345.5
132 757.0
15 935.3
62 562.8
671 926.0
580 145.9
146 912.5
146 907.7
4.8
337 572.8
273 035.4
106 677.3
193 147.1
26 789.0
61 745.9
116.9
117.9
92.0
132.6
0.0
130.5
140.6
137.9
145.5
168.1
98.7
on domestic alcoholic
16 106.1
19 991.1
124.1
on domestic tobacco
2 264.6
17 098.1
2 277.6
-
100.6
-
on imported alcoholic and tobacco
6 759.1
8 465.6
125.2
on imported beer
on vehicles
on domestic beer
795.5
16 379.0
3 160.4
1 917.0
1 917.0
61 349.3
61 339.3
10.0
12 407.0
8 171.7
1 103.0
26 293.3
3 615.3
2 791.5
2 791.5
71 787.6
71 771.7
16.0
23 873.1
9 930.2
138.7
160.5
114.4
145.6
145.6
117.0
117.0
159.8
192.4
121.5

Taxes on foreign trade

Customs duties
Exports duties
Other taxes
Stamp fees
Fee for exploration and mining special

permit of the mineral resources
3 984.8
6 531.2
163.9
Payment for deposit explored by the

state budget
244.5
113.2
46.3
5.9
82 503.9
62.6
4 561.9
45.0
7 103.0
8 816.8
56 941.1
4 973.4
24 191.8
14 491.3
9 700.5
4.9
7 293.4
91 780.1
171.2
6 421.4
157.0
11 452.2
10 244.9
51 660.2
11 673.1
40 776.6
1 034.0
17 828.7
21 913.9

,

,

Hunting fee
Other fees
NON-TAX REVENUE
Dividends
Interest and Fines
Rent
Oil petroleum
Navigation fee
Others

From foreign Governments
Subsidies for state hospitals
From Local Gov't to Central Gov't
111.2
273.6
140.8
348.9
161.2
116.2
90.7
234.7
168.6
123.0
225.9
99
3.1 , ,
ACTUAL REVENUE OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT, at current prices, as first quarter of selected years
Types of revenue
CURRENT REVENUE
, Y

143.8
142.7
157.5
158.3
158.3
42 409.7
66 752.8
157.4
824.1
1 291.4
156.7
1 862.6
3 789.3
203.4
7.2
5.8
81.2
806.0
1 022.3
126.8
Property taxes
2 111.9
3 621.9
3 131.3
4 610.2
148.3
127.3
2 059.4
2 111.4
102.5
2 059.4
2 111.4
102.5
2 059.4
2 111.4
102.5
31 420.3
2 615.9
51 309.0
6 291.7
163.3
240.5
3 938.1
2 690.8
68.3
15 848.0
30 286.8
191.1
7 319.4
9 757.0
133.3
338.5
463.9
137.1
13.3
1 347.0
20 340.5
15 002.6
3 470.4
79.5
1 141.4
646.6
1 971.7
1 971.7
8 611.8
8 611.8
13.6
3.1
1 802.0
16 745.2
10 061.4
3 895.9
161.4
1 110.1
1 516.5
2 517.5
2 517.5
13 782.6
13 782.6
102.0
133.8
82.3
67.1
112.3
202.9
97.3
234.5
127.7
127.7
160.0
160.0
Taxes on wages and salaries

Personal income tax refund
Taxes on self-employment
Taxes of Herdsmen
Unidentified business revenues
Others
on vehicles
Other taxes
Stamp fees
Fee for exploration and mining special

permit of the mineral resources

,

,

100
164 485.8
148 185.8
131 440.5
73 410.0
73 410.0
Income tax
Personal income tax
114 398.9
103 815.5
83 475.0
46 373.4
46 373.4
TAX REVENUE
2011 I-III
mln. tog.
2012 I-III
%
2012 I-III
2011 I-III
Royalty
Land payment
Fee on usage of timber
Hunting fee
Other fees
NON-TAX REVENUE
Dividends
Interest and Fines
Rent
Others
CAPITAL REVENUE
Revenue from immovable assets

From Central Gov't to Local Gov't
Appendix
4.1 , ,
ACTUAL EXPENDITURE OF GENERAL GOVERNMENT, at current prices, as first quarter of selected years

Y

,
,

,
,
,
,
,
,

,
TOTAL EXPENDITURE AND NET

CURRENT EXPENDITURE
Goods and services
Wages and salaries
Purchase of goods and
Electricity
Heating
Fuel and transportation
Communication
Water
Purchase of stationery, effects
Purchase of uniforms and
special clothes
Food
Medicine
Repair
Rent
Others
Interest payments
External
Other domestic
Subsidies and transfers

Subsidies to public enterprises
Energy
Public transportation
Other transfers
Subsides to enterprise
increasing production
Social security fund

Social assistance fund
Reimbursement
Repression reimbursement
Other current transfers
for
Other
intergovernmental
transfers
2011 I-III
Types of expenditure
Other transfers
To international organizations
CAPITAL EXPENDITURE
From domestic sources
Domestic investment
Capital Repairs
Geological survey
Forest and other
expenditure
Commodity stocks
environment
Foreign financed
NET LENDING
On-lent foreign project loans
Other lending minus repayments
mln. tog.
2012 I-III
2012 I-III
2011 I-III
821 478.4
739 765.0
309 067.8
189 728.0
17 316.4
119 339.8
4 639.0
29 689.0
7 232.0
1 589.5
3 027.5
1 565.6
1 104 823.9
862 457.2
386 535.5
232 971.0
21 467.7
153 564.5
5 711.1
34 124.3
8 496.0
1 805.8
3 417.6
2 523.5
134.5
116.6
125.1
122.8
124.0
128.7
123.1
114.9
117.5
113.6
112.9
161.2
669.3
1 855.0
277.1
13 067.9
8 376.9
1 354.0
1 377.9
14 984.4
12 133.5
2 042.2
2 036.9
114.7
144.8
150.8
147.8
46 751.1
64 434.2
137.8
13 458.8
5 223.6
8 235.1
417 238.4
23 235.0
14 901.0
7 570.3
192.9
20 901.2
6 067.3
14 833.9
455 020.5
18 447.8
6 377.9
11 260.9
84.0
155.3
116.2
180.1
109.1
79.4
42.8
148.7
43.6
570.7
725.0
127.1
3 172.4
3 139.8
99.0
325 282.6
123 567.5
34 392.9
21.6
392 689.0
121 429.8
48 167.5
5.0
120.7
98.3
140.1
23.3
20.3
21.3
104.9
167 280.3
65 234.2
314.3
73 557.5
71 471.2
65 747.5
2 721.1
-
223 065.4
40 043.3
700.6
217 843.5
207 353.4
194 882.0
7 929.8
300.0
133.3
61.4
222.9
296.2
290.1
296.4
291.4
-
730.5
2 272.1
2 086.4
8 155.9
1 171.1
6 984.8
4 241.6
10 490.1
24 523.2
6 974.5
17 548.7
186.7
502.8
300.7
595.6
251.2
4.2 YYYY YY , ,

ACTUAL SOURCES TO FINANCING GENERAL GOVERNMENT DEFICIT,
at current prices, as first quarter of selected years
mln. tog.

YYYY
YY

Sources
FINANCING SOURCES FOR BUDGET
DEFICIT
Current account and deposit
account(net)
Gov't bonds
Gov't credit
Advance revenue
Privatization
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
2012 I-III
2011 I-III
-83 229.3
55 996.4
-117 000.2
-51 527.3
44.0
-20 000.0
28 751.2
25 019.6
-
-55 000.0
162 313.8
210.0
275.0
564.5
-
101
5.1 , ,
ACTUAL EXPENDITURE OF CENTRAL GOVERNMENT, at current prices, as first quarter of selected years
Y

,
,

,
,
,
,
,
,

,
TOTAL EXPENDITURE AND NET LENDING

CURRENT EXPENDITURE
Goods and services
Wages and salaries
134.5
123.5
123.4
125.1
123.4
122.4
114.4
115.6
113.1
113.1
156.5
641.5
1 808.9
282.0
13 033.3
8 376.3
1 083.5
1 260.0
14 912.7
12 130.1
1 654.9
1 867.1
114.4
144.8
152.7
148.2
Others
36 646.7
45 963.1
125.4
Interest payments
13 458.8
5 223.6
8 235.1
142 370.4
69 898.6
14 647.8
7 570.3
47 680.5
20 901.2
6 067.3
14 833.9
220 587.1
74 952.9
6 010.4
11 255.8
57 686.7
155.3
116.2
180.1
154.9
107.2
41.0
148.7
121.0
8 611.8
13 782.6
160.0
3.8
1.6
41.5
39 881.4
3.9
34 392.9
7.5
91 331.1
2.8
48 167.5
5.0
229.0
73.9
140.1
66.6
20.3
21.3
104.9
5 456.8
23 807.4
43 134.5
39 818.4
790.5
167.3
167.5
700.6
418.3
58 015.6
55 929.3
51 934.7
2 721.1
-
200 866.5
190 376.4
181 283.7
7 929.8
300.0
346.2
340.4
349.1
291.4
-
External
Other domestic

Energy
Other transfers

Social security fund
Social assistance fund
Reimbursement
Repression reimbursement
161.1
600 430.6
358 942.3
211 646.3
19 254.4
5 055.1
31 344.1
6 720.8
1 401.9
3 263.8
1 919.1
Other intergovernmental transfers
825 820.2
446 460.8
290 631.6
171 517.8
15 387.4
128 041.6
512 632.4
4 130.7
27 388.1
5 814.8
1 239.9
2 885.1
1 226.7
mln. tog.
2012 I-III %
2011 I-III
103 726.4
To local government
2012 I-III
Electricity
Heating
Communication
Water
Purchase of uniforms and special
clothes
Food
Medicine
Repair
Rent
Purchase of goods and services
2011 I-III
Other transfers
CAPITAL EXPENDITURE
Domestic investment
Capital Repairs
Geological survey
Forest and other environment expenditure
Commodity stocks
Foreign financed
NET LENDING
On-lent foreign project loans
Other lending minus repayments
730.5
543.0
2 086.4
8 155.9
1 171.1
6 984.8
862.9
10 490.1
24 523.2
6 974.5
17 548.7
158.9
502.8
300.7
595.6
251.2
5.2 YYYY YY , ,
ACTUAL SOURCES TO FINANCING CENTRAL GOVERNMENT DEFICIT, at current prices, as first quarter of selected years
mln. tog.
2012 I-III %

Sources
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
2011 I-III
FINANCING SOURCES FOR BUDGET
YYYY YY
-86 124.5
113 117.6
DEFICIT

Current account and deposit account(net)
-94 875.7
157 593.9

-20 000.0
-55 000.0
275.0

Gov't bonds
28 751.2
10 313.8
35.9

Gov't credit

Privatization
210.0
-
102
Appendix
6.1 , ,
ACTUAL EXPENDITURE OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT, at current prices, as first quarter of selected years

,
,

,

,
,
,
,

,
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
CURRENT EXPENDITURE
Goods and services
Wages and salaries
Purchase of goods and services
Electricity
Heating
Communication
Water
Purchase of uniforms and
clothes
Food
Medicine
Repair
Rent
special
Others

2011 I-III
Energy
Other transfers
Other intergovernmental transfers

Other transfers
CAPITAL EXPENDITURE
Domestic investment
Commodity stocks
mln. tog.
2012 I-III
%
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
60 514.7
44 979.8
33 370.4
16 555.6
1 718.7
86 801.1
70 062.4
46 212.0
19 289.8
1 995.5
143.4
155.8
138.5
116.5
116.1
15 096.1
24 926.7
165.1
477.5
2 171.3
1 376.0
316.9
131.5
325.1
629.1
2 634.0
1 731.2
370.8
142.0
564.8
131.8
121.3
125.8
117.0
108.0
173.7
27.8
46.1
165.4
34.6
0.6
265.3
111.5
71.7
3.5
384.1
150.3
207.3
558.8
144.8
134.9
9 858.1
18 199.3
184.6
11 609.4
446.2
253.2
192.9
23 850.4
456.5
367.5
5.0
84.0
205.4
102.3
145.1
43.6
9 700.5
21 913.9
225.9
1 139.1
1 125.1
176.8
146.8
15 534.9
15 534.9
13 805.8
1 729.1
1 255.1
1 255.1
224.9
16 738.7
16 738.7
13 360.1
3 378.7
110.2
111.6
127.2
107.7
107.7
96.8
195.4
6.2 YYYY YY ,
,
ACTUAL SOURCES TO FINANCING LOCAL GOVERNMENT DEFICIT,
at current prices, as first quarter of selected years

YYYY
YY

Sources
FINANCING SOURCES FOR BUDGET DEFICIT
Current account and deposit account(net)
2011 I-III
mln. tog.
2012 I-III %
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
-53 884.2
-77 684.7
144.2
-53 884.2
-77 684.7
144.2
103
7.1 , , , ,
ACTUAL REVENUE OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT, at current prices, by aimags and the Capital, as first quarter of selected years
mln. tog.
,

Total revenue
2011 I-III
/TOTAL
114 398.9
/Subtotal
/BO
/GO
/ZA
/UV
/KHO
8 140.5
1 362.6
1 161.4
2 038.3
2 162.8
1 415.4
/Subtotal
/AR
/BKH
/BU
/OR
/OV
/KHS
21 330.1
1 793.6
1 838.7
961.9
13 992.6
829.2
1 914.1
/Subtotal
/GS
/DA
/DO
/DU
/OM
/SE
/TO
33 629.4
592.7
2 194.8
2 025.4
1 606.8
23 613.2
2 176.0
1 420.4
/Subtotal
/DD
/SU
/KHE
5 148.1
1 776.2
1 772.4
1 599.5
/Subtotal
/UB
46 150.8
46 150.8
Revenue
2012 I-III
164 485.8

10 464.9
1 704.6
2 119.8
2 573.0
2 707.1
1 360.4

27 252.8
2 702.9
2 655.8
1 972.3
14 862.0
2 458.4
2 601.5

49 724.4
1 204.4
2 722.2
2 744.3
2 156.8
35 446.5
3 006.7
2 443.5

4 958.3
2 037.2
1 255.4
1 665.7
72 085.5
72 085.5
2011 I-III
105 787.2
3 832.8
612.6
1 050.3
675.0
632.9
861.9
18 025.4
698.9
788.7
961.9
13 992.6
829.2
754.1
32 630.0
493.4
2 194.8
2 025.4
706.8
23 613.2
2 176.0
1 420.4
5 148.1
1 776.2
1 772.4
1 599.5
46 150.8
46 150.8
2012 I-III
Grants from Central Gov't

2011 I-III
2012 I-III
150 703.2
Western region
5 903.9
754.6
2 119.8
864.4
804.7
1 360.4
Khangai region
20 228.6
1 162.9
888.5
1 418.1
14 862.0
860.7
1 036.5
Central region
47 527.0
727.1
2 722.2
2 744.3
806.8
35 446.5
3 006.7
2 073.4
Eastern region
4 958.3
2 037.2
1 255.4
1 665.7
Ulaanbaatar
72 085.5
72 085.5
8 611.8
13 782.6
4 307.7
750.0
111.1
1 363.3
1 529.9
553.5
4 561.0
950.0
1 708.6
1 902.4
-
3 304.7
1 094.7
1 050.0
1 160.0
7 024.2
1 540.0
1 767.3
554.2
1 597.7
1 565.0
999.3
99.3
900.0
-
2 197.4
477.3
1 350.0
370.1
7.2 , , , ,
ACTUAL EXPENDITURE OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT, at current prices, by aimags and the Capital, as first quarter of selected years
mln. tog.
,
2011 I-III
/TOTAL

Total expenditure
Local government expenditure
2012 I-III
60 514.7
2011 I-III
86 801.1
50 814.2
9 034.1
1 340.1
1 545.4
2 635.8
2 041.5
1 471.3
7 393.6
1 369.5
1 287.7
1 704.0
1 536.7
1 495.7

/Subtotal
/BO
/GO
/ZA
/UV
/KHO
7 393.6
1 369.5
1 287.7
1 704.0
1 536.7
1 495.7
/Subtotal
/AR
/BKH
/BU
/OR
/OV
/KHS
12 295.3
1 347.9
1 359.4
1 123.7
5 446.6
1 265.2
1 752.5
/Subtotal
/GS
/DA
/DO
/DU
/OM
/SE
/TO
9 570.2
716.9
1 454.2
1 002.7
1 227.6
1 808.4
1 850.5
1 510.0
/Subtotal
/DD
/SU
/KHE
3 627.9
1 147.5
1 327.1
1 153.3
/Subtotal
/UB
27 627.8
27 627.8
104

25 939.2
1 826.1
2 215.7
1 503.0
15 962.2
2 255.8
2 176.4

22 223.5
825.4
2 435.8
1 776.1
1 146.8
10 084.7
3 260.4
2 694.4

4 297.3
1 381.1
1 281.7
1 634.5
25 307.0
25 307.0
7 895.3
1 347.9
1 359.4
1 123.7
1 046.6
1 265.2
1 752.5
9 269.7
716.9
1 153.7
1 002.7
1 227.6
1 808.4
1 850.5
1 510.0
3 627.9
1 147.5
1 327.1
1 153.3
22 627.8
22 627.8
2012 I-III
64 887.3
Western region
9 034.1
1 340.1
1 545.4
2 635.8
2 041.5
1 471.3
Khangai region
11 230.4
1 826.1
2 215.7
1 503.0
1 253.4
2 255.8
2 176.4
Central region
15 018.4
825.4
1 318.9
1 776.1
1 146.8
4 496.6
2 760.4
2 694.4
Eastern region
4 297.3
1 381.1
1 281.7
1 634.5
Ulaanbaatar
25 307.0
25 307.0

Grants to Central Gov't
2011 I-III
2012 I-III
9 700.5
21 913.9
4 400.0
4 400.0
-
14 708.8
14 708.8
-
300.5
300.5
-
7 205.1
1 116.9
5 588.1
500.0
-
5 000.0
5 000.0
.
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NATIONAL STATISTICAL OFFICE OF MONGOLIA

MONTHLY BULLETIN OF STATISTICS

Monthly Bulletin of statistics

II. Months have been shown by the Roman

III. The following symbols were used:

Labour force survey

Monthly Bulletin of statistics

Social insurance and social welfare

Monthly Bulletin of statistics

The average market prices

Money, loan, stock market

General government budget

Monthly Bulletin of statistics

Hazardous phenomena and disasters

Monthly Bulletin of statistics

Social and economic situation

Monthly Bulletin of statistics

tog or 17.0 percent in taxes on foreign trade

Monthly Bulletin of statistics

, 18.8 the previous year, deficit increased by 18.8

III. Economic sector indicators

previous year, the number of carried freight

Monthly Bulletin of statistics

West crossroad, and 25 times around the

Social statistical indicators

Number of births (live births)

Registered unemployed, end of the March,

Number of infectious disease cases

Number of committed offences

Macro economic statistical indicators

National consumer price index, from the

beginning of the year, percent,

Currency in circulation* end of the March,

Money M1* end of the March, bln.tog

Money M2* end of the March, bln.tog

Equilibrated revenue of General Goverment,

at current price, bln.tog

Expenditure of General Government,

at current price, bln.tog

General Government budget overall

General Government current budget revenue,

at current price, bln.tog

General Government current budget expenditure,

at current price, bln.tog

External trade balance,mln.USD

Number of survivals, thous.heads

Losses of adult animals, thous.heads

Gross industrial output, at 2005 constant

-Mining and quarrying

-Electricity, thermal energy and

repair, maintenance, at current price, mln.tog

Carried freight, thous.t

Carried passengers, thous.persons

Mining and quarring

Mining of coal and lignite, extraction of peat

Manufacture of food products and beverages

Production, processing and preserving of

Manufacture of dairy products

Manufacture of grain mill products, starches,

starch products, and prepared animal feeds

Manufacture of other food products

Manufacture of tobacco products

Manufacture of medical precision and optical

Electricity, thermal energy and