民國95年台灣總體經濟情勢檢討

95年台灣經濟面臨國際油價上漲、中東情勢緊張及主要國家調升利率等外在挑戰，內有雙卡風暴、雙鬼月不利消費及政治紛擾等衝擊，科技創新與總體經濟仍表現亮麗，重要總體經濟目標均順利達成。

In 2006, Taiwan's economy faced many internal and external challenges, but still did well in technological innovation and macroeconomic performance, with the main macroeconomic targets for economic growth, consumer prices, jobs and unemployment all smoothly achieved.
Taiwan's economy grew 4.68% in 2006, which was 0.61 of a percentage point higher than its 2005 growth performance. External demand contributed 77.6% of the growth, and internal demand 22.4%. On the production side, the service sector's share of nominal GDP rose to an all-time high of 71.65%, making services the epicenter of economic expansion and a key stabilizer of economic growth. Meanwhile, the manufacturing sector recorded real growth of 7.23%, to provide a major driving force of technological progress and economic expansion. Although its global competitiveness performance in 2006 slipped back a little from the year before, Taiwan still maintained an outstanding advantage in technological research and innovation capacity, as demonstrated, for example, by its world top ranking in patent productivity and its world sixth rating in innovative capability.