Research Report
| 112th Report in 2010: Seven Major Policy Orientations for High-Tech Enterprises in the New Period |
| www.casted.org.cn 作者：Guo Rong, Guo Jianping, and Li Yajun 日期：2011-03-28 点击数：1948 |
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Abstract: In facing new challenges and opportunities for developing high-tech industry in China, the policy for high-tech enterprises in the new period makes substantial adjustment in alignment with requirements and objectives in the outline of national medium and long-term science and technology planning. The seven orientations include lifting regional limitations on policy support, possessing intangible assets like homegrown R&D, core homegrown intellectual property rights, and rapid commercialization of research results. With reference to statistics of high-tech enterprises recognized in 2008, the article carries out in depth analysis of the new provisions and their connotations.
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