中国的科技创新强国之路（英）-加州大学-2022.7.docx

IGCC REPORT JU LY 2022 China China’s Roadmap to Becoming a Science, Technology, and Innovation Great Power in the 2020s and Beyond: Assessing its Medium- and Long-Term Strategies and Plans Tai Ming Cheung, Barry Naughton, and Eric Hagt This report was compiled by researchers at the UC Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation (IGCC), as part of IGCC’s Project on Assessing China’s New Plans for Science, Technology, and Innovation Development, and is supported by the U.S. Air Force Office of Commercial and Economic Analysis (OCEA). Any opinions, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of OCEA. IGCC Report | Ju ly 2022 2 Table of Contents Author Biographies HYPERLINK \l _bookmark1 4 Introduction and Summary of Key Findings HYPERLINK \l _bookmark2 6 Summary of Key Findings HYPERLINK \l _bookmark3 7 Part One: Track Record of the 13th Five-Year Plan HYPERLINK \l _bookmark4 7 Part Two: The 14th Five-Year Plan and the Status of the 2021-2035 MLP HYPERLINK \l _bookmark5 7 Part Three: Assessments of the Strategic Emerging Industries Initiative, Semiconductor Industrial Policy, and Science, Technology, and Innovation 2030 Program HYPERLINK \l _bookmark6 11 Part One: Assessing the Track Record of the Implementation of the 13th Five-Year Plan HYPERLINK \l _bookmark7 13 Quantitative Assessment HYPERLINK \l _bookmark8 14 Performance on Key Indicators HYPERLINK \l _bookmark9 14 Controversial Indicators HYPERLINK \l _bookmark10 18 ST Output Performance of the 13th FYP HYPERLINK \l _bookmark11 19 Measuring China’s Performance Using Outside Data HYPERLINK \l _bookmark12 22 Space Program HYPERLINK \l _bookmark13 23 Areas