英文摘要 |
After the 2008 financial crisis and the rise of China’s “red supply chain” in 2016, Taiwan tech industry faces the greatest challenge. Finding methods to facilitate making better science and technology (S&T) policy decisions that boost the economy is a national innovation problem faced by Taiwanese government. However, a fundamental question that needs to be answered: what elements should an innovation policy include, and how should such policies be implemented? This study constructed a useful model for S&T policy decisions through reviewing literature on national innovation policy. By using the DEMATEL method, we identified key factors for the model and their causes and effects. The research result indicated the environmental side policy is the most important dimension, and these critical factors rank as follows: technology transfer, university– industry collaboration, public-funded institutions, fiscal instruments, legal environment. The study provided valuable information based on experts’ experiences and expected to help the government on setting priorities for making decision S&T policies on limited resources. |