英文摘要 |
The stock market is a window to the economy. Market fluctuations herald financial change and the latter serves as an important index of state economic activity. The thesis finds that economic stability is the precondition of political stability. Security concerns and high dependence on foreign trade make Taiwan particularly vulnerable. Moreover, uncertainties in the political environment are unfavorable for both domestic and foreign investment. In short, it is clear that the stock market is affected by political factors in Taiwan. There are several aims to the establishment of national stabilization fund: to respond to both major internal and external events; to maintain stability in capital and other financial markets; and to stabilize the state. When the stock market take a particularly deep dive or when the market remains cool, it is common for Taiwan's investors to call on the national stabilization fund to stabilize the market. Hence this author seeks to understand the effects of the national stabilization fund on the stock market. |