英文摘要 |
Taiwan has established free port zones in 2002 as a result of the rapid growth of world trade flows. However, the performance of free port zone is not as good as the Taiwan government originally expected since its inception. The underlying causes include the complicated government regulations and bureaucratic rules contradicts with the fundamental spirit of free port zone, as well as liberalization. This study uses an in-depth analysis on the cross divisional coordination to identify the top priority issues concerned by industry, public sector, and related government agencies, and hopefully it can be used as a free port zone adjustment and improvement guideline for the stakeholders in future. The analytic hierarchy process (AHP) technique is employed to analyze the coordination barriers between divisions from the“operation",“personnel",“processing", and“customs practice" constructs. The result indicates that“customs practices"is the most important dimension to be reviewed, followed by “operation"dimension. “Double taxation on profit earned by foreign enterprises"dimension is the most important factor concerned by the survey participants. Several managerial suggestions are provided. |