英文摘要 |
For the past few years, the competitiveness has become an important issue to government and business. Especially entering the globalization era, the ongoing development of both the economy and the business all depends on the competitiveness. However, what we saw in the developing countries is that the government used to play an essential role in guiding the domestic economy and most of the governments adapted the same industrial policy which emphasized the achievement of rapid industrialization through export-oriented trade strategy. Simultaneously, these countries attempted to enhance the business’competitiveness and to reach the catching-up goal by means of imitation and assimilation. Comparing the economic developments in East Asian countries, we can find lots of similarities between Taiwan and South Korea not only in the industrial developments, but also in indicating the focusing industries. In 1960s and 1970s, both countries’economy is driven primarily by petrochemicals, iron and steel and automobile industries. Particular attention in 1980s is paid to the industry upgrading. At the same time, the high-tech industries including semiconductor are built in order to stimulate the growth of industry and economy. Therefore, this research will take the booming development of TFT-LCD industry in Taiwan and South Korea as the case to analyze the interactions between the state and industry during different periods based on the developmental state theory. |