| 英文摘要 |
This paper analyses the impact of global supply chain restructuring on Taiwan’s manufacturing sector using a 2020-21 questionnaire with stratified sampling. The main findings are as follows. First, most enterprise managers agreed that COVID-19 and the prices of raw materials and energy drove the restructuring. Second, in 2020 the factors causing restructuring were the prices of raw materials and energy, exchange rates, and U.S.-China disputes, but high housing prices in Taiwan hurt the restructuring. Third, looking at managers’estimated purchasing prices and actual profit in their financial statements in 2020-21, restructuring failed to improve their revenue and cost controls till 2021. Finally, results of the regressions were based on the data in 2020-21, but descriptive statistics in 2022 indicate that 75% of semiconductor firms still expanded their production capacity under uncertainty and recession. Finding new suppliers and establishing new production centers have been the primary strategy to decrease enterprises’supply chain risks. |