What share of the economy does the Tianjin government collect and spend?

Local budget revenue was 11.8% of GDP in Tianjin in 2024 (5th highest of the 36 cities); local spending was 20.1% of GDP (4th highest of the 36 cities).

Government budget and revenue in Tianjin, China: official figures

Tianjin's local general public budget revenue was 213.4 billion yuan in 2024, 6th highest of the 36 cities.

How much does the Tianjin government spend?

Tianjin's local general public budget spending was 362.7 billion yuan in 2024, 5th highest of the 36 cities.

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Does the Tianjin government spend more than it collects?

Spending in Tianjin was 149.3 billion yuan more than local budget revenue in 2024 (spending was 1.70 times revenue).

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How much money do people in Tianjin have in the bank?

Households in Tianjin held 2.41 trillion yuan in bank deposits at the end of 2024, 8th highest of the 36 cities.

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How Tianjin compares with other cities in China

Local general public budget revenue (2024)

Tianjin ranks 4 of 4, highest first.

Rank	City	Local general public budget revenue
1	Shanghai	837 billion yuan
2	Beijing	637 billion yuan
3	Chongqing	260 billion yuan
4	Tianjin	213 billion yuan

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Local general public budget spending (2024)

Tianjin ranks 4 of 4, highest first.

Rank	City	Local general public budget spending
1	Shanghai	988 billion yuan
2	Beijing	840 billion yuan
3	Chongqing	562 billion yuan
4	Tianjin	363 billion yuan

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Household bank deposits (2024)

Tianjin ranks 4 of 4, highest first.

Rank	City	Household bank deposits
1	Beijing	7,040 billion yuan
2	Shanghai	6,391 billion yuan
3	Chongqing	3,188 billion yuan
4	Tianjin	2,407 billion yuan

Source: National Bureau of Statistics of China · saved copy

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Sources

National Bureau of Statistics of China: China Statistical Yearbook 2025, table 25-2: Main indicators of provincial capitals and cities with independent planning authority (2024), read 28 October 2026 · saved copy (SHA-256 dbc74da5294a…)

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