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China’s Experience in Supporting High-tech Industry Development

Authors

  • Elena Borisovna Rogatnykh Russian Foreign Trade Academy
  • Pavel Dmitrievich Zvezdnov PJSC Cherkizovo

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24412/2072-8042-2024-8-34-48

Keywords:

high industrial technologies, technological sovereignty, end-to-end and critical technologies, scientifi c and technological policy of China, high technology development zones, high technology support funds, state high technology support system of the PRC

Abstract

The Russian economy has faced serious challenges at the beginning of the 21st century, including the need to implement an effective scientific and technological policy to ensure national technological sovereignty and sustainable economic development. This article examines China’s experience in implementing and supporting the high-tech industry. Special attention is paid to the regulatory framework for the development of high technologies; the main tools and approaches to the implementation of relevant policies are highlighted and structured; some examples of measures to support the high-tech industry are given. China is a world leader in many indicators of technological development, so studying its experience seems appropriate and can be used to enhance the scientific and technological development of Russia.

Author Biographies

Elena Borisovna Rogatnykh, Russian Foreign Trade Academy

Candidate of Sciences in Economics, Associate Professor,
Head of the Department of World and National Economy, Professor

Pavel Dmitrievich Zvezdnov, PJSC Cherkizovo

Senior specialist of indirect procurement

Published

2024-09-13 — Updated on 2024-11-12

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How to Cite

Rogatnykh, E. B., & Zvezdnov, P. D. (2024). China’s Experience in Supporting High-tech Industry Development. Russian Foreign Economic Journal, (8), 34–48. https://doi.org/10.24412/2072-8042-2024-8-34-48 (Original work published September 13, 2024)

Issue

Section

International trade