英文摘要 |
"Under the China-US trade war, Taiwan companies have re-planned direct investment in response to the current political and economic environment. As companies shift their pro-duction and operating regions, they must face the relevant exchange rate issues, among which the exchange rate level value is the most concerned. If the exchange rate changes have a long-term relationship, the exchange rate level may fall within a certain range, which can greatly reduce the exchange rate problem. This article uses autoregressive distributed lag model (ARDL) to explore the long-term relationship between the exchange rate of various countries. The research objects are the exchange rates of The Association of Southeast Asian Na-tions (ASEAN) and Taiwan, to illustrate the impact of its changes on companies. It turns out that the long-term relationship between these countries' exchange rates is very close. It re-presents that companies direct invest in these countries face similar exchange rate issues." |