英文摘要 |
Export-oriented policies are considered as one of the most important factor behind Taiwan's economic development. In the 1980’s, exports expanded rapidly and made a substantial contribution to the high economic growth. However, during the Asian financial crisis and the recent global recession, export growth slowed down. This paper applies an input-output model to measure the impact of commodity export change on the domestic economy from 1986 to 2001. The author finds that the contribution of information and electronics exports to the domestic economy is insignificant. The main reason is that both industries rely heavily on imported inputs, which offset the export effect of their output. |