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The soaring prices in Shenzhen "scared away" science and technology. "Xiao Yaqing said that talents

high housing prices and wage growth are limited. About the development of high-tech industries in Shenzhen, there is a serious shortage of scientific and technological talents. Among the relocated enterprises, the four industries of machinery, toys, instruments and plastics are in the majority

"at present, there is a serious shortage of scientific and technological talents in Shenzhen." Liu Zhongpu, director of Shenzhen Municipal Bureau of science, technology and information technology, said at the 2008 Shenzhen Science and technology system work meeting that the phase transition temperature point and thermal expansion coefficient of thin films were detected by reflected light power. The rapid rise in prices in Shenzhen, especially house prices, has seriously reduced the attractiveness of Shenzhen to talents. "The lack of technical talents has become an important obstacle to the technological research and development of high-tech enterprises in Shenzhen." In addition, Liu Zhongpu also talked about the relocation of enterprises, which has been widely concerned by public opinion recently. He said that according to relevant research, the mainstream of relocated enterprises is labor-intensive enterprises

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"even intermediate technical personnel are beginning to be in shortage"

it is reported that last year, Shenzhen realized the functions and characteristics of high-tech digital hydraulic universal testing machine: the output value of manually controlled oil delivery valve and oil return valve products is expected to be 750billion yuan, an increase of 19% over the previous year, ranking first in large and medium-sized cities in the country; The added value of high-tech industry is expected to be 210 billion yuan, an increase of 20%, accounting for 32% of the city's GDP and 66% of the city's industrial added value, basically the same as the previous year. From January to November last year, the export of high-tech products reached US $65.11 billion, an increase of 18.9% year-on-year, accounting for 42.88% of the city's total export. The total number of high-tech enterprises in the city reached 2749

although the high-tech industry is still growing, the shortage of scientific and technological talents began to highlight last year. Liu Zhongpu said that with the national development of Pudong in Shanghai and Binhai New Area in Tianjin, as well as the western development, revitalization of the old industrial base in Northeast China, support for the rise of central China, and the establishment of comprehensive development pilot zones, domestic development has shown a multipolar trend. Prices in Shenzhen, especially house prices, have risen rapidly, and the R & D expenditure and personal survival costs of enterprises have risen rapidly. In addition, the growth rate of wages is limited. Shenzhen's attraction to talents has seriously declined, resulting in a very prominent talent problem in Shenzhen

according to the investigation of some enterprises and scientific research institutions, not only the high-quality leading talents that have been lacking in the past are still very scarce, but also the intermediate technical talents are seriously insufficient, "the stock cannot be retained, the increment cannot be entered, and the lack of talents has begun to restrict the development of Shenzhen's high-tech industry."

not long ago, Liu Jin, deputy director of Shenzhen Bureau of science, technology and information, also said in a public occasion that for scientific and technological talents, Shenzhen is not as good as Chengdu, Xi'an or even Dalian at present, and scientific and technological talents prefer to stay in second tier cities. To this end, the relevant parties in Shenzhen have begun to solve this problem. The relevant person in charge of Shenzhen Municipal Bureau of science, technology and information said that Shenzhen is building resettlement houses to supply scientific and technological personnel

522 enterprises relocated in the first half of last year

at the meeting, Liu Zhongpu also talked about the issue of "relocation of deep enterprises" which has attracted much attention recently. He said that the transfer of industries and enterprises is an inevitable phenomenon of the flow of industries and enterprises under the conditions of market economy. He said that the survey in June last year showed that in the first half of the year, 522 enterprises in Luohu, Nanshan, Bao'an and Longgang districts had moved out with plans, of which 499 had moved out. Among the relocated enterprises, the four industries of machinery, toys, instruments and plastics account for the majority, accounting for 58% of the total. The mainstream of the relocated enterprises is labor-intensive enterprises

however, Liu Zhongpu also said that due to the "four difficulties" in Shenzhen and the rise in operating costs, there are signs of partial transfer of high-tech enterprises. In addition, the annual average growth rate of Shenzhen's high-tech industry remained above 33% from 2000 to 2006, while the growth rate in 2007 was estimated to be 19%. The "speed has slowed down significantly, and great attention must be paid to the installation and commissioning of static stiffness testing machines."