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"National core engine": the theoretical logic and path choice of new quality productivity driving the rise of talents in chip industry
- 1 School of Marxism, Shanghai Jian Qiao University, Shanghai, China
- 2 School of Marxism, Shanghai Jian Qiao University, Shanghai, China
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Abstract
As one of the key sectors for the future, the chip industry is of vital importance to China's rise as a technological powerhouse. This study reveals three major challenges faced by talent in the chip industry: insufficient supply and reserves, room for improvement in per capita output efficiency, and the need to integrate talent cultivation. To more effectively leverage emerging productive forces and promote the rise of talent in the chip industry, we should facilitate educational transformation and the integration of science education, thereby achieving a qualitative leap in the national strategy for talent development in the new era.
Keywords
new quality productivity, chip industry talent rise, theoretical logic
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Wang,Y.;Zhu,W. (2025). "National core engine": the theoretical logic and path choice of new quality productivity driving the rise of talents in chip industry. Journal of Applied Economics and Policy Studies,18(2),77-80.
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