Research on Government R&D Subsidies for Independent Innovation in High-Tech Industries Based on the Industry Life Cycle Theory: From the Perspective of Government Support for Independent Innovation in China's High-Tech Industries
张泽华Shanghai Far East Publishers · ChinaMar 2024
Rating 3.1- Word count
- 144K words
- Chapters
- 53
- ISBN
- 9787547619360
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Management Industrial InnovationGovernment SubsidyTeam CollaborationChip IndustryFinancial Hot TopicsRisk ControlHigh-Tech IndustryAcademic StudyPolicy AnalysisCase StudySummary
Based on the theoretical perspective of the industry life cycle, this book takes the course of the Chinese government's support for independent innovation in the TD-SCDMA industry as a case study and explores R&D subsidy strategies for high-tech industries based on the industry life cycle. Focusing on the chip industry, which is currently the most typical target of technological suppression and containment in China, it applies the book's conclusions to propose specific R&D subsidy recommendations.The research viewpoints in this book enrich theories of technological innovation and management and offer reference value for research and practice in R&D subsidies and independent industrial innovation.
Editor's review
A Study of Government R&D Subsidies for Independent Innovation in High-Tech Industries Based on Industry Life Cycle Theory is a scholarly monograph focusing on the relationship between the development of China's high-tech industries and government policy support. Starting from industry life cycle theory, Dr. Zhang Zehua systematically explores how government R&D subsidies can effectively promote independent industrial innovation at different stages of development. The value of this book lies in its combination of a rigorous theoretical framework with detailed empirical analysis: it not only reviews the relevant domestic and international research but, through in-depth investigation of China's high-tech industries, proposes a stage-based subsidy strategy model with policy reference value. For readers concerned with industrial economics, innovation policy, or science and technology management, this book offers a clear perspective for understanding the synergy between government and market in driving technological innovation. Its analysis moves beyond the simple binary debate of whether subsidies work to explore in depth the mechanism design question of how to target subsidies precisely, reflecting considerable scholarly depth and real-world concern.Who it's for
A good fit for
- Researchers and scholars in industrial economics, public policy, or science and technology management
- Government agencies and think tanks engaged in formulating and evaluating science and technology innovation policy
- Strategic planning departments or R&D managers in high-tech enterprises
- Advanced undergraduates and graduate students interested in innovation-driven development and industrial policy
Not a good fit for
- General leisure readers seeking light reading or fiction
- Entrepreneurs expecting specific corporate financing guides or business plan templates
Reading tips
- It is recommended to read the conclusion and chapter summaries first to grasp the core arguments and framework of the book, then delve into specific chapters according to interest.
- The book can be read alongside recent Chinese policy documents on science and technology innovation to strengthen the sense of real-world application of the theory.
- For sections involving quantitative models, non-specialist readers may focus on understanding the economic logic and policy implications without delving into all technical details.
About the publisher
Shanghai Far East Publishers China · Founded in 1983Shanghai Far East Publishers is a comprehensive publisher known for its humanities, social science, and finance titles, covering literary appreciation, classical poetry, Eastern philosophy, history, and biography. Its library holds 133 titles, with representative works including the poetry-narrative research series such as "Bucheng Zaohua: A Study of the Poetry Narrative Tradition from the Mid-Tang to the Late Song" and "Fu Bi Qie Xing: A Study of the Poetry Narrative Tradition in the Pre-Qin and Han Dynasties," as well as "Selected Annotated Poems and Prose of Wang Anshi," "A Financial History of the Republic of China," "A Continued Financial History of the Republic of China: General Introduction," and "Three Thousand Years of Fiscal China." Among its authors, scholars such as Dong Naibin, Zhou Jianzhi, and Yang Wanli contribute to the poetry research series, while Jia Shiyi and Lin Chu offer works on financial history, alongside titles by Gao Keqin, Yang Xurong, and Chao Dongmei. The publisher emphasizes combining academic research with cultural popularization, showing a concentrated strength in the poetry narrative tradition and modern Chinese financial history. Public information is limited; the above is summarized mainly from the books held in the library.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 序言
- 图表目录
- 第一章 绪论
- 第一节 研究背景及问题的提出
- 第二节 核心概念辨析
- 第三节 相关理论基础与文献综述
- 第四节 研究设计
- 第五节 研究创新点
- 第二章 国外的R&D补贴支持高技术产业实践
- 第一节 美国基于产业的R&D补贴
- 第二节 日本基于项目的R&D补贴
- 第三节 德国长期稳定的R&D补贴
- 第四节 国外R&D补贴实践的经验比较
- 第五节 小结
- 第三章 我国的高技术产业发展与R&D补贴实践
- 第一节 我国高技术产业发展与技术创新的现实状况
- 第二节 我国高技术产业发展与技术创新的问题分析
- 第三节 我国政府支持自主创新的R&D补贴实践
- 第四节 小结
- 第四章 案例背景:TD-SCDMA自主创新与R&D补贴
- 第一节 TD-SCDMA自主创新历程的生命周期划分
- 第二节 通信技术标准竞争中的政府关键作用
- 第三节 TD-SCDMA自主创新中的政策支持
- 第四节 TD-SCDMA自主创新中的R&D补贴
- 第五节 小结
- 第五章 高技术产业自主创新形成期的政府R&D补贴
- 第一节 基于TD-SCDMA案例的产业形成期R&D补贴问题探讨
- 第二节 产业自主创新形成期的R&D补贴博弈分析
- 第三节 小结
- 第六章 高技术产业自主创新成长期的政府R&D补贴
- 第一节 基于TD-SCDMA案例的产业成长期R&D补贴问题探讨
- 第二节 产业自主创新成长期的R&D补贴博弈分析
- 第三节 结果比较与仿真分析
- 第四节 小结
- 第七章 高技术产业自主创新成熟期的政府R&D补贴
- 第一节 基于TD-SCDMA案例的产业成熟期R&D补贴问题探讨
- 第二节 产业自主创新成熟期的R&D补贴博弈分析
- 第三节 结果比较与仿真分析
- 第四节 小结
- 第八章 高技术产业自主创新R&D投入纵向协调与R&D补贴
- 第一节 基于TD-SCDMA案例的R&D投入纵向协调与R&D补贴问题探讨
- 第二节 产业供应链R&D投入纵向协调与R&D补贴博弈分析
- 第三节 结果比较与仿真分析
- 第四节 小结
- 第九章 基于产业生命周期的R&D补贴对策分析与建议
- 第一节 产业形成期的R&D补贴分析与建议
- 第二节 产业成长期的R&D补贴分析与建议
- 第三节 产业成熟期的R&D补贴分析与建议
- 第四节 R&D投入纵向协调与R&D补贴的分析与建议
- 第五节 小结
- 研究展望
- 参考文献
FAQ
What is the theoretical basis of this book?
The core theoretical basis is industry life cycle theory, integrated with innovation systems theory and government intervention theory, to construct an analytical framework for the dynamic relationship between government R&D subsidies and independent industrial innovation.What are the main findings or conclusions of the book?
The main conclusion is that the effectiveness of government R&D subsidies depends heavily on the life cycle stage of the high-tech industry (e.g., start-up, growth, maturity). The author proposes differentiated subsidy strategies, emphasizing the importance of precision and timing.Are the data and cases in this book outdated?
The book is based on the latest data and case studies available at the time of publication. Although the specific data years may not be current, its theoretical analytical framework, research methods, and stage-based policy design approach remain important references for understanding the logic of government support for science and technology innovation today.This site is an index: you start “Search all sources” in your browser, and the entries it lists all point to third-party sites; please judge their availability yourself.
About the author
张泽华 AuthorZhang Zehua, about whom limited public information is available, is confirmed here as a researcher interested in innovation policy for high-tech industries. The one work by this author in the library, A Study of Government R&D Subsidies for Independent Innovation in High-Tech Industries Based on Industry Life Cycle Theory: The Perspective of Government Support for China's High-Tech Industry, falls within management studies. It draws on industry life cycle theory to examine the role and forms of government R&D subsidies in the independent innovation of high-tech industries. The choice of topic places industrial evolution stages and innovation policy instruments within a single analytical framework, reflecting attention to policy targeting and stage-specific differences. The writing emphasizes theoretical review and policy analysis rather than broad empirical description. The book addresses researchers and policy practitioners in industrial economics, science and technology policy, and management, offering a perspective on how government subsidies may be adjusted across industrial stages. Because biographical details are unavailable, the author's academic background and affiliations remain to be verified.