Catching Up in Economic Transition: Innovation in the People's Republic of China and India
Fan, Peilei | February 2018
Abstract
In this paper, I examined how the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and India, two largest transitional economies in Asia, have engaged in improving their innovation capability in the economic transition. First, I measured and compared innovation capability of both countries by using not only various input and output indicators of innovation systems but also the contribution of technological progress to economic development at different periods of their economic transition. Then I compared how both countries developed their innovation capabilities by focusing on their transformation of the national innovation systems since the economic reform and evolving technology policies. Furthermore, I provided a brief view on how the emerging innovative cities in both countries became dominated the innovation activities of their respective countries.
Citation
Fan, Peilei. 2018. Catching Up in Economic Transition: Innovation in the People's Republic of China and India. © Asian Development Bank Institute. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/7908.Keywords
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Regional development bank
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Import volume
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Asian Development Bank
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Trade
Development Goals
Skills Development
Sustainable Development
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Trade And Development
Food Security And Trade
Trade Volume
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External Trade
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New technology
Innovations
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Export policy
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Communication in rural development
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Occupational training
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Foreign trade and employment
Developing countries
Industrial priorities
Technological innovation
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