21st Century Taiwanese Economy: Dilemmas and Turnarounds

Author: Deng Lijuan, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-12-01
Features: In addition to striving for innovative perspectives, this book primarily reflects the new developments in Taiwan's economy since the 21st century, focusing mainly on Taiwan's economy in the past four years. It utilizes relatively systematic new data to expand the research fields of Taiwan's economy. In recent years, cross-strait economic and trade relations have become an increasingly important component of Taiwan's economy. This book emphasizes analyzing its new developments to fully reflect the impact and role of cross-strait economic and trade relations on Taiwan's economy. At the same time, this book incorporates the important research content of Taiwan's economic and trade legislation, which has not been included in similar books before. The book pays attention to comparative research on economic development before and after the "party rotation" in Taiwan, highlighting the new changes and transitional turning points in Taiwan's economic development since the new century. At the same time, it places Taiwan's economy within the evolving landscape of economic globalization and regionalization to grasp the changing trends of Taiwan's economy and cross-strait economic and trade relations from a broader perspective. In terms of research methods, this book strives to break through the relatively singular qualitative research methods used in previous studies of Taiwan's economy and focuses on adopting modern econometric analysis methods. It also analyzes and forecasts the new development trends of Taiwan's economy and cross-strait economic and trade relations in the coming years.