英文摘要 |
Science and technology drive economic growth and the prosperity and competitiveness of nations. To improve policy quality, many countries engage in information collection and analysis of science and technology policies and strategies worldwide. Due to the massive quantity of information which needs to be searched and analyzed, think tanks play an important role in providing useful information for policy decision-makers. Based on literature, in-depth interviews, and the method of Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP), we propose a theoretical structure to compare subjective expert judgments made by policy decision-makers, researchers of think tanks, and academic scholars, and then evaluate the technology information quality provided by think tanks. Policy implications are further discussed. |