Abstract:At present, the domestic research on the performance of high-tech zones has the problems of single evaluation goal and vague evaluation content.In order to effectively evaluate the performance level of my country's high-tech zones, based on the two basic connotations and diversified functional positioning of the “high-tech” and “government guidance” of the high-tech zones, 37 national high-tech zones are taken as examples, using three-stage data envelopment analysis ( The DEA model measures its comprehensive efficiency, pure technical efficiency, scale efficiency, and return to scale before and after excluding environmental and random errors.The results show that the overall performance of my country's high-tech zones is good, and the overall efficiency of the high-tech zones is ineffective. The main reason for the ineffectiveness of the high-tech zones is the ineffectiveness of scale; the traditional DEA model is used to calculate that pure technical efficiency is underestimated, scale efficiency is overestimated, and the degree of underestimation is greater than that of overestimation. The question of the degree of evaluation; for the performance of the high-tech zone, the impact of market openness and macroeconomic conditions is positive, while the impact of industrial structure and policy support is negative.In order to further optimize the resource allocation of my country's high-tech zones, it is proposed that the relevant government management departments should pay attention to creating a good environment, make scientific overall planning for the development of high-tech zones, and strengthen guidance and coordination.