英文摘要 |
Considering that oil price rising has a certain extent effect on Taiwan's overall economy, this study first examines the international oil price trend and domestic oil adjustment mechanism, then uses industrial linkage analysis to simulate and assess in the case of increase of oil price. In 2013, the GDP will decrease 0.1~0.195 percentage point (approximately decrease NT$ 15~29.3 billion), and the CPI will rise 0.61~0.98 percentage point. The mainly affected industries are wholesale and retail trade, transportation and warehousing, petroleum refining products, construction, accommodation and food service. The model adopted by the oil price adjustment will affect the social perception and have declaratory effect to the general public, so it should be considered carefully. For coping with the economic effect of domestic oil price rising, in addition to urge CNPC to enhance productivity, reduce operating costs, and have an appropriate response on the oil tariff rates, government should take care of disadvantaged groups, low energyconsuming enterprises, small and medium-sized enterprises. |