英文摘要 |
A close relationship can be detected between relocations in international division of labor and investment activity. It appears to be visible in investment-driven trade amid changes in East Asian countries’ FDI inflows, and in the relocation of international division of labor as foreign investors localize overseas production bases. One facet of this is the change that appears to have taken place in the pattern of international division of labor since mainland China’s rise. This study seeks to clarify possible changes of production location in East Asia following FDI inflows into the region. Also, in view of the high level of linkage between Taiwan’s industrial development and East Asian international division of labor, we make tentative observations on the potential impacts on Taiwan’s industrial development that may stem from changes in the region’s production bases, and explore possible policy measures to address these impacts. |