英文摘要 |
In the era of the knowledge-based economy, technological innovation has replaced traditional productive factors, including land, labor, and capital, as the engine of economic growth. The international competitiveness of a country depends on its industry's innovative ability. With that in mind, Japan and South Korea have spent great efforts to raise their technological competitiveness in industry in recent years, raising the level of competition in industrial technology to an extent that Taiwan needs to be aware of and respond to. This study compares the technological competitiveness of industries in Taiwan, Japan and South Korea, with the aim of identifying their relative strengths and weaknesses, then examines the areas in which Taiwan is at a competitive disadvantage, and concludes with suggestions on the direction of Taiwan’s technology policy. |