英文摘要 |
This study explores the dynamic effect of Taiwan’s foreign investment in China on three indicators of hollowing-out of industries including unemployment rate, total exports amount, and manufacturing labor productivity. Empirical results show that Taiwan’s foreign investment in China does not negatively affect unemployment rate, total exports amount, and manufacturing labor productivity, meaning Taiwan’s foreign investment does not cause the hollowing-out of Taiwanese industries. The influx of Taiwanese businessmen’s investment in China in fact leads to a rise in labor productivity of manufacture and the structural upgrade of industries in Taiwan. This study not only explores the effect of Taiwanese businessmen’s investment in China on Taiwan’s unemployment rate, total exports amount, and labor productivity of manufacture, but also clarifies the controversy over the relationship between Taiwanese businessmen’s investment in China and the hollowing-out of industries. |