英文摘要 |
This study makes use of the data analyses of electronics sub-index, finance and insurance sub-index, non-finance non-electronics sub-index, and market index in TWSE (Taiwan Stock Exchange) before and after the Taiwan presidential elections from 1995 through 2016. The empirical results specify that the finance and insurance sub-index fluctuates wildly before and after the Taiwan presidential elections, in contrast, the electronics sub-index reveals larger fluctuations before and after the 13th election in 2012. Evidently, funds focus on financial stocks during presidential election periods. With the graphical analysis, there are no bull runs prior to the elections, except the 2008 election in which Ma Ying-jeou first won the presidency. On the other hand, the market has bull runs following the elections. Based on the results of Chow test, the finance and insurance sub-index does not fluctuate significantly before and after the 2000 election, Chen Shui-bian’s first winning the presidential race, and there is no significant change in the electronics sub-index before and after the 2008 election, Ma Ying-jeou’s first term as president. Excluding the elections of 2000 and 2008, the indices exhibit structural changes during the pre-election and post-election periods. |