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The National High-tech Zone is an important driving force for the transformation and upgrading of the industrial structure and it is also an important guarantee for the realization of an innovation-driven China. Thirteen indexes are selected from three aspects of innovation investment, innovation performance and innovation support to construct a comprehensive evaluation index system of innovation capability of national high-tech zones in the northern coastal comprehensive economic zone. On this basis, the entropy weight-fuzzy comprehensive evaluation model is used to evaluate the innovation and development capability of 19 national high-tech zones from 2015 to 2017 comprehensively. The results show that the comprehensive index of innovation capability of national high-tech zones shows an upward trend, but the overall innovation capability is relatively low; The contribution of each subsystem to innovation capability is different, the innovation environment is the largest, the innovation performance is the second, and the innovation investment is the smallest; According to the level of innovation ability, 19 high-tech zones are divided into star type, moderate type and backward type, with moderate type high-tech zones accounting for the largest proportion.

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National high-tech zone northern coastal comprehensive economic zone fuzzy comprehensive evaluation innovation ability

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Fuzzy comprehensive evaluation of innovation capability of Chinese national high-tech zone based on entropy weight—taking the northern coastal comprehensive economic zone as an example

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