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Extenics Analysis of Regional Innovation Coordination Ability

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MODESTUM LTD
DOI: 10.12973/ejmste/77911

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regional; innovation; coordination ability; extenics; correlation function

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  1. National Natural Science Foundation of China [71403066, 71774036]
  2. State Key Program of National Social Science of China [14AGL004]
  3. National Social Science Foundation of China [16BJY078]
  4. Ministry of Education of China [20122304120021]
  5. China Postdoctoral Science Foundation [2013T60351]
  6. Special Foundation of Central Universities Basic Research Fee [HEUCFW170907]
  7. Heilongjiang Province Postdoctoral start fund [LBH-Q13050]
  8. Scientific and Technological Projects of Heilongjiang Province [GZ11D203]

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The study reviews Chinese and international regional innovation capacity and extenics theory, and applies extenics theory to construct a measurement model of regional innovation coordination. It empirically researches 31 Chinese provinces on the coordination of regional innovation in both 2007 and 2015. The research findings indicate that the Industry-University-Research status is not optimistic in China: on the one hand, the coordination abilities of most enterprises are relatively low; and on the other hand, compared with 2007, the proportion of areas with good coordination dropped 10% in 2015. It is thus clear that the effect of adjustments by relevant government departments relating to Industry-University-Research is poor and the coordination of innovation abilities in some provinces are falling rather than rising. Relevant decision-making authorities should take note of this and take more effective measures to promote the coordination of research cooperation and to enhance regional coordination.

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