State-led technological development: A case of China's nanotechnology development

Huang, Can and Wu, Yilin (2011). State-led technological development: A case of China's nanotechnology development. UNU-MERIT.

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  • Author Huang, Can
    Wu, Yilin
    Title State-led technological development: A case of China's nanotechnology development
    Publication Date 2011
    Publisher UNU-MERIT
    Abstract We analyze the nanotechnology patent applications filed in China from 1998 to 2008 and find that the extraordinary nanotechnology development in China has been primarily promoted by the public sector but not driven by industry and market force. This finding implies that developing countries such as China with public research capacity and commitment to technological development can make rapid progress in basic research of emerging technologies, but it remains uncertain whether and when local industry can benefit from public R&D investment to actively develop indigenous innovation.
    Keyword Nanotechnology
    Asia
    China
    R&D
    Patent
    State-led
    JEL O14
    O33
    O38
    Copyright Holder UNU-MERIT
    Copyright Year 2011
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