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In der Literatur wurde festgestellt, dass unternehmerische Aktivitäten sowohl in entwickelten als auch in aufstrebenden Volkswirtschaften wie China langfristig eine wichtige Rolle für das Wirtschaftswachstum und die Schaffung von Arbeitsplätzen spielen. Im SIP sind Hightech-KMU zu einer wichtigen Triebkraft für die wirtschaftliche Entwicklung geworden. Der Begriff „unternehmerisches Ökosystem“ (Entrepreneurial Ecosystem, EE) wurde vor kurzem geprägt und beschreibt ein innovatives und wichtiges Konzept und einen Bezugsrahmen, um unternehmerische Praktiken aus der Sicht der Beteiligten zu lenken. Um die unternehmerische Entwicklung im SIP auf ökologische Weise zu fördern, werden in diesem Kap. 1. Definitionen und Rahmenbedingungen für ein EE untersucht und die Rolle der Regierung in einem solchen Ökosystem aufgezeigt; 2. die KMU-orientierten institutionellen Vorkehrungen und die Gestaltung durch die Regierung des SIP untersucht; und 3. die von der Regierung des SIP ergriffenen Maßnahmen zur Bekämpfung von Covid-19 überprüft. Das Kapitel befasst sich auch mit den praktischen und politischen Implikationen für die Entscheidungsträger in den Kommunalverwaltungen.

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Notes

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    Ausführlichere Informationen finden Sie auf der Website http://www.sipac.gov.cn/szgyyq/mtjj/202104/1150a2a35f234e6eb88ceeb925249423.shtml.

  2. 2.

    Ausführlichere Informationen finden Sie in dem Artikel auf Chinesisch mit dem Titel《苏州园区中小企业服务**台上线 引社会力量打造 „最**大脑“》.

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    Ausführlichere Informationen finden Sie in dem Artikel auf Chinesisch mit dem Titel《苏州工业园区企业发展服务中心: 打造全生命周期 „服务链 „! 》.

  4. 4.

    Ausführlichere Informationen finden Sie in dem Artikel auf Chinesisch 《中小企业服务联盟, 创投引导基金》.

  5. 5.

    Ausführlichere Informationen finden Sie in dem Artikel auf Chinesisch mit dem Titel《周到服务, 优化创新创业生态》.

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    Ausführlichere Informationen finden Sie in dem Artikel auf Chinesisch mit dem Titel《激活信用资产让银行 „看得清 „企业 „贷得到“--江苏省苏州市信用服务中小企业融资发展观察》.

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    Einzelheiten zu diesen Tochtergesellschaften finden Sie in Liu (2013).

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**e, L., Lu, X. (2022). Unternehmerische Ökosysteme. In: Industriepark Suzhou . Springer Gabler, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-5813-7_4

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