Country Strengths: Technology and Investment

country strengths: Countries and societies have always recognized the importance of strengthening high-tech investment, according to Global Times China. Similar to the proportion that research and development input takes up in a country GDP, high-tech investment has long become a key indicator in valuing whether a nation attaches high importance to technology, and has even become an indicator to evaluate a country strengths. In this respect, he suggested that China policy in guiding investment in the technology sector needs to be more transparent, and to shift toward a more rational and scientific policy system. But from an economic perspective, the scale of input in science and technology doesnt necessarily exert a positive correlation to the volume of economic benefits. Indeed, we see the symbolic example of Silicon Valley, in which venture capital has greatly boosted advances in technology, has been recognized and replicated by other countries and has affected many nations policies toward technology and finance. In particular, when the capital markets are playing an increasingly important role and when a large amount of financial resources are being poured into the high-tech sector in the form of venture capital, its return rates are becoming more uncertain, which can be seen in the dot-com bubble burst at the turn of the 21st century. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.