英文摘要 |
Facing a flourishing economic relationship between Taiwan and the Chinese mainland, the Taiwan government faces the dilemma of whether or not to regulate the investments of the Taiwanese business community in China. This study empirically examines the impacts of political and economic determinants of Taiwanese investments in the mainland during the period of 1994~1998. By analyzing relevant data via regression models, we argue that official interactions and policies between Taiwan and China have a significant effect on Taiwan's investments in China. The results also reveal that the impact of Taiwan's gross national product conditionally correlates to the overall state of cross-strait interactions. In this essay, we argue that both regulatory and laissez-faire policies have their repective weaknesses. Adjusting domestic industrial structure and improving Taiwan's investment environment are the best strategies to maintain Taiwan's economic prosperity and national security. |