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Journal of Economic Theory and Business Management

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OPEN ACCESS|Research Article||22 June 2026

Accelerating Commercial Space Technology Commercialization Through Government-Guided Industrial Investment Funds: a Case Study of CAS Space and China's Emerging Aerospace Ecosystem

Shuaizheng Meng

Liaoning Shenyang-Fushun Investment Fund Management Co., Ltd.

mszbrownie236@icloud.com

Liaoning Shenyang-Fushun Investment Fund Management Co., Ltd., CN, mszbrownie236@icloud.com.

* Corresponding Author1: Shuaizheng Meng, E-Mail: mszbrownie236@icloud.com

Publication

Accepted 2026 June 11 ; Published 2026 June 22

Journal of Economic Theory and Business Management, 2026, 3(2), 3006-4953.

Abstract

Taking CAS Space commercialization as the research object, the mechanisms of government-guided industrial investment fund in promoting commercial aerospace technology commercialization are analyzed by case analysis method, which includes mechanisms of policy goal transformation, industrial track identification, risk sharing, pre-investment screening, inter-investment coordination and post-investment evaluation. The results show that the government guidance fund not only provides capital support, but also promotes enterprise technology transformation and industrial ecology cultivation through resource integration, scene traction and capital circulation, and provides institutionalized support for the high-quality development of China's commercial aerospace.

Keywords

Government Guidance Fund , Commercial Aerospace , Commercialization of Technology , CAS Space , Industrial Ecology .

Metadata

DOI:

10.70393/6a6574626d.343138

ARK:

ark:/40704/JETBM.v3n2a01

Pages: 1-5

References: 12

Disciplines: Economics

Subjects: Economic Sociology

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APA Style

Meng, S. (2026). Accelerating commercial space technology commercialization through government-guided industrial investment funds: a case study of cas space and china's emerging aerospace ecosystem. Journal of Economic Theory and Business Management, 3(2), 1-5. https://doi.org/10.70393/6a6574626d.343138

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