英文摘要 |
As the Biden administration imposes sanctions on China’s semiconductor, artificial intelligence, and information and communication industries, a competitive stance in the technological arena has been established between the two powers, the United States and China. Scholars and government officials are concerned about China’s challenge to the US’s technological hegemony. However, there is a lack of effective measurement indicators for overall technological capability in the current field of international relations, leading to biases in assessing China’s technological power. Therefore, this paper constructs an index for measuring a nation’s overall technological power through three dimensions: financial power, human capital, and intellectual property rights. The index reveals that although China has established itself among the technological powerhouses, there remains a significant gap with the United States. Comparative case studies show that, compared to the advantages of financial and personnel mobility in the US’s open society, China’s deficiencies in its political and economic system make it difficult to catch up. |