英文摘要 |
This research studies whether Taiwan’s stock market returns and volatility are influenced by the significant events: the government announced 7 policies of enhancive economic growth agreement, or not occurred from January 1, 2008 to June 30, 2013. We use the GARCH model to analyze the announced policy in the stock markets daily closing price data to observe stock returns and volatility changes. In the cooperation agreement of enhancive economic growth, the government announced “MOU” and “ECFA” significantly impact the rate of returns in TAIEX, electronic stocks and non-electronic & financial stocks; the “ASTEP” has significantly impact on the rate of returns in financial stocks; the “QDll” has a significantly impact on the rate of returns in non-electronic & financial stock. Due to the government announced “ECFA”, there is a significant impact on the volatility of TAIEX; there are significant impacts on non-electronic & financial stock’s volatility because of “QDll”, “ECFA” and“TISA”. The study shows that some of the government policies proposed in order to enhance economic, but the influences of stock markets result in insignificance or even negative correlation. Therefore, we consider that when the government is announcing policy, they must publish the concrete policy and advocate it clearly. |