英文摘要 |
Reassembled cars can be seen everywhere in Taiwan. In the past decades, the government has taken measures such as negative persuasion, technology classification, space limitation, banning policy, gradual clean up, and regulated vehicles used for agriculture to ban and eradicate reassembled cars. However, reassembled cars take advantage of a social network and create rationality in the existing time and space and they do not only gain support or sympathy but also 'verturn' the conventional concern of safety and technology. Consequently, their supporters resist banning policies taken by the government. Reassembled cars reflect Taiwan's living agricultural environment. They have external advantages such as good service, no driver's license requirement, are tax free, and suitability. Virtual networks built by waste hardware stores and reassembled car companies also provide advantages such as flexibility of use and manufacturing, higher safety, and lower prices. Reassembled cars make use of the competitive advantages provided by external environment and internal technology as well as coordinate with developmental characteristics of society in Taiwan. The development of reassembled cars demonstrates the failure of governmental policy and a chance for many sectors in Taiwan's economy to be prosperous. |