Abstract
Over the past 30 years since the reform and opening up, the Chinese technology transfer system has been constantly developing and improving, and the system, including technology transfer subjects, technology transfer services organizations, and technology markets, has taken the initial shape. However, the Chinese technology transfer system is also faced with several problems. For example, the subjects lack initiative, the services organizations are low in the standard of service, the technology market has not developed a cooperation mechanism and the regulation system is incomplete. Thus, China will take stock of her own experiences and learn from the successful experiences abroad, while continuing to improve the technology transfer system.
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The stages refer to 30-Year Reform and Opening up of China Science and Technology.
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The raw data come from the Report on Science and Technology Development in China in 2008.
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The research institute of life sciences in Beijing innovative mechanism assembles overseas talents.
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An analysis on technology transfer system in France and Germany. A series of research reports on Strategic Study on Establishing China Technology Transfer System Towards the 21st Century.
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An analysis on technology transfer system in France and Germany. A series of research reports on Strategic Study on Establishing China Technology Transfer System towards the 21st Century.
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Inspiration from the technology transfer system in Yangtze River delta zone. A series of research reports on The Study on the Mechanism and Policy of Technology Transfer from University to Industry, 2007.
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Very large scale research unions on the integrated circuit in Japan: A pioneering undertaking about the integration of government, production, teaching, and research, A Selection of Independent Innovation Cases, pp. 211–216.
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Sun, F., Deng, W. (2012). Technology Transfer in China: Analysis and Policy Proposals. In: Yülek, M., Taylor, T. (eds) Designing Public Procurement Policy in Developing Countries. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-1442-1_8
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