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20世纪,人类取得了巨大的成就,其中科学技术的进步也许是最大的成就。展望21世纪,科学技术的迅速发展和高科技产业的兴起,将推动世界经济继续由农业经济向工业经济、进而向知识经济嬗变。世界正在发生深刻的变化:经济与科学技术的结合与日俱增;世界经济的重组加快步伐;经济繁荣不仅仅取决于资源和资本的总量,而且直接依赖于技术知识和信息的积累和应用。
为了实现现代化目标,中国下决心对科学和教育进行投资。1999年8月,中国政府决定加大技术创新的力度,发展高科技,完成工业化。这对面向新世纪的中国有着重要意义,是振兴中华民族的必由之路。在新千年到来之际,中国将鼓励创新,加快商业化、工业化和国际化的进程。

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