支持我国战略产业的税收政策与环境（Tax policies and environment supporting Chinas strategic industries）.docVIP

支持我国战略产业的税收政策与环境（Tax policies and environment supporting Chinas strategic industries） Tax policies and environment supporting Chinas strategic industries Tax policy and environment supporting Chinas strategic industries 2008-12-20 15:15:40 I. The determination and status of Chinas strategic industries Twenty-first Century is the century of global integration of factors of production. The competition of different economies will concentrate on the strategic industry areas from the political, military and pan industrial fields. The strategic industry reflects the level of industrialization of the country and is the basic force that determines the overall strength of the country. Through the impact of large-scale investment in strategic industries in the national economy, in the short term the rapid establishment of a foundation for the development of strategic industries, to meet the national development objectives, such as the occupation of the commanding heights of industry, improve the supply capacity of strategic industries, change its industrys international position, is after the national development strategy commonly used. In the current international economic environment, many major changes have taken place, and this industry still has a strong practical value, and the state support is still a very important direction for the development of strategic industries. China as a huge developing economies, in response to the international economic changes and the new system of international division of labor in the process, although not absolutely has a comparative advantage in a field, but the determinants of new technology for developing economies provide an important theoretical basis and policy foundation to achieve leapfrog development. That is, the latecomer economies have no industries to adhere to. Only developed economies can develop high technology and upgrade or create high value-added industries. Of course, as developing economies China, limited to the cur