Argumentation highlights the significance of scientific research and innovation in national economic growth, emphasizing investment needs.
This article argues that sustainable economic development depends on scientific research and the capacity to produce and apply knowledge. It compares the role of research and development in industrialized and developing countries and highlights the risks of technological dependence when domestic research capacity remains weak. The paper calls for greater investment in scientific research, innovation systems, and knowledge policies as essential components of national development.
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