China's Planned Economy Drives Global Power Rise
China's strategic investments in research and science are yielding economic dividends, positioning the country ahead of the West in creating an 'ecological civilization.' Scientists observed early signs of China's ascent through discrete indicators such as scientific publications, patents, talent development, infrastructure investments, industrial coordination, and capacity building in strategic sectors. What appears as a sudden leap forward is actually the predictable outcome of long-term planning and state strategy, grounded in the recognition that technological power depends on basic research and strong institutions. China now has five universities among the world's top institutions.
Key facts
- China invests targeted in research and science to harvest economic fruits.
- China is creating an 'ecological civilization' and is far ahead of the West.
- Early signs of dominance include scientific publications, patents, talent promotion, infrastructure investments, industrial coordination, and capacity building in strategic areas.
- China's rise is the predictable result of long-term planning and state strategy.
- Technological power is based on basic research and strong institutions.
- Five Chinese universities are among the world's top institutions.
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