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The main contributions of higher education to the economy are as follows.
Personnel training, scientific and technological innovation, industrial upgrading, etc.

1. Talent cultivation: Higher education has delivered a large number of outstanding talents to the country and society through systematic theoretical and practical education for students. These talents play an important role in their respective fields and provide talent protection for economic development.

2. Scientific and technological innovation: Higher education constantly promotes scientific and technological progress and innovation through scientific research and teaching, thus driving the development of related industries and promoting economic growth.

3. Industrial upgrading: Higher education has accelerated the process of industrial upgrading by cultivating talents and promoting scientific and technological innovation, providing strong technical support and talent guarantee for industries.

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