China will narrow Taiwan technology gap
The ambitious industrial policy of Taiwan's new government faces a formidable challenge
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- Inward investment (1970s-80s)
- Outward investment (1990s-2000s)
- Stagnation (since 2009)
- Insufficient R&D
- Dependence on foreign technology
- Tsai's industrial upgrading measures
- Industrial clusters
- Fund
- Connecting with Silicon Valley
- Immigration
- Continuity questions
- Continuing dependence on China
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