英文摘要 |
There is currently no comprehensive study of the impact of antidumping allegations on the exports of Taiwanese firms. This research focuses on 70 antidumping allegations involving companies listed in Taiwan, taking into consideration the role of foreign direct investment (FDI). The empirical analysis shows that, in general, antidumping allegations negatively influence the exports of the Taiwanese firms involved. Further, for companies engaged in FDI, such activities were favorable to their exports and helped mitigate the negative effects of the antidumping allegations. The favorable influence, however, does not exist if a firm chose Mainland China as their target country for investment. |