I would note that, if anything, China's dodgy figures probably still understate the importance of services.
The former footballer has let a lot of dodgy figures, including cronies of a dreadful former president, Charles Taylor, now in exile in Nigeria, into his court.
Last week we saw that the government had overstated the failings of the NHS by using dodgy figures (to be precise, they used misleading static figures instead of time trends).
A Leeds MP has called for the NHS's top doctor to resign after he used "dodgy figures" and "some anonymous representations" to justify the the suspension of surgery at a children's heart unit in Leeds.
By the end of the 20th century, there were nearly 40 such churches, which claimed on the basis of some extremely dodgy figures to have 80 million members in all.
However, Baker did defend officials when faced by claims from his Conservative colleague Philip Davies, that the study had been drawn up by "London-centric remoaners" in the civil service who were "regurgitating dodgy figures" in a bid to reverse the referendum result.
But Mr Mulholland hit back, telling The BBC's World at One: "On Thursday, Sir Bruce Keogh marches in and effectively shuts down children's heart surgery in Leeds on the basis of dodgy figures that have not been verified, should not have been released, still have not been released, and on the basis of some anonymous representations from surgeons outside Leeds.
But this should not affect total export figures and detailed Hong Kong data are available to adjust bilateral trade flows.The prize for the dodgiest figures goes to the labour market.
The report contained some pretty dodgy budget figures that were best ignored but the report itself was worthwhile and instructive.
It has two separate boards of directors; at group level, Sir Philip is technically only the chairman of a committee of six group managing directors, not a command-and-control boss.The dodgy reserves figures are themselves evidence of the weakness of Shell's governance structure.
