英文摘要 |
Given the importance of China's economic development and future global position, there has been an increased interest in theoretical and practical studies in the context of Chinese markets. Both surging costs of production and fierce international competition forced labor-intensive enterprises in Taiwan to relocate their manufacturing operations to China. While a better understanding of the value creation process can then be used as decision making. We believe that causal approaches such as simultaneous equations could benefit from a better understanding of how valuable resources interact to create business performance. Therefore, this study aims to identify the cause-and-effect relationships among human capital, R&D Assets of Taiwan’s parent firms and the business performance of their subsidiaries in Mainland China. Otherwise, the financial crisis in 2008 is commonly referred to as the global financial crisis. This study divides the samples into pre-financial crisis and post-financial crisis to explore if different relationships exist. We believe our research contributes valuable suggestions of strategic deployment that can provide useful guidance for Taiwanese enterprises in China and for those potential foreign investors who wish to invest. |