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3. Foreign trade, human capital and economic growth in Taiwan: a re-examination

Author

Darrat, Ali F., Hsu, Maxwell K., and Zhong, Maosen

Subjects
Taiwan -- Economic aspects, International trade -- Analysis, Economic development -- Forecasts and trends, Economic development -- Taiwan, Market trend/market analysis, International trade, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Economics
Abstract

The contentions of some of the studies that foreign trade has no function in the Taiwanese economic development, once human capital is considered are re-assessed. The results assert that the economies that are more open to international trade tend to progress faster.

Published
2002

4. Taiwan - Telecoms, Mobile and Broadband - Statistics and Analyses

Subjects
Telecommunications services industry -- Statistics -- Forecasts and trends, Economic development -- Taiwan, Communications industry -- Statistics -- Forecasts and trends, Telecommunications services industry, Market trend/market analysis, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

Sydney, Dec 08, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE via COMTEX) -- Just released, this edition of BuddeComm report outlines the latest developments and key trends in the telecoms markets. - https://www.budde.com.au/Research/Taiwan-Telecoms-Mobile-and-Broadband-Statistics-and-Analyses/?utm_source=GNW Private [...]

Published
2020

5. Millions paid to advisers on Foxconn project

Subjects
Wisconsin Economic Development Corp., Hon Hai Precision Industry Company Ltd., Economic development -- Taiwan, Electronics industry, Consultants (Persons), Consulting services, Technology, High technology industry, Electronics industry, Banking, finance and accounting industries
Abstract

While many eyes are on how much taxpayer money the Foxconn Technology Group could receive through incentives, some consulting firms have already received thousands and in one case, millions of [...]

Published
2020

6. Taiwan: A Tiger Increasingly at Bay but Still Ferocious

Author

Wong, Yim-Yu, Maher, Thomas E., Nicholson, Joel D., and Chen, Chi-wen

Subjects
Taiwan -- Economic aspects, Southeast Asia -- Economic aspects, Economic history -- Southeast Asia, Economic development -- Taiwan, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

For the past five decades, Taiwan, a country of limited resources, has become a major economic force in Asia and is playing a leading role in channeling Overseas Chinese capital to The People's Republic of China. However, Taiwan's economic strength was not much noted until the Asian economic crisis of 1997. Taiwan has successfully minimized the impact of that crisis on itself by using significant amounts of its foreign reserve and by implementing new economic policies. Although that crisis has slowed Taiwan's economic growth somewhat and although it remains under military threat from China, Taiwan' s now demonstrated leadership, economic strength and prowess under extreme pressure bode well not only for itself but also for China and the rest of Southeast Asia.

Published
2000

7. Fear over fundamentals

Author

Engbarth, Dennis

Subjects
Taiwan -- Economic aspects, Banking industry -- Taiwan, Economic development -- Taiwan, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

Some economists continue to doubt the fundamental soundness of Taiwan's economy and its banking system even though the stock market is booming, the economy is gradually recovering and the government has began to implement its economic reform program. One economist insists that improvements in economic fundamentals are merely superficial and that they are concealing fundamental problems that may occur again., The stock market is booming and a reform programme has been embarked upon. But Dennis Engbarth in Taipei finds doubts over the fundamental strength of the economy and banking system [...]

Published
1997

8. In the shadow of Beijing?

Author

Eyton, Laurence

Subjects
Chinese reunification question, 1949- -- Economic aspects, Economic development -- Taiwan, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

Taiwan's development as a regional economic power is being influenced by its strained relations with China. Its increasing democratization in recent years has made its attitude towards China more realistic, with the Taipei government now acknowledging the legitimacy of the Beijing regime and adopting a policy that recognizes China as a divided nation and supports efforts toward some degree of reunification. However, Taiwan continues to impose the 1949 prohibition against direct commerce, transportation and communication with the mainland. Although Taiwenese businesses have been calling for the lifting of this ban so that the island could be transformed into a business center for China, the government refuses to do so because the move would look like a face-losing concession to Beijing and would undermine its policy of cautious engagement.

Published
1997

9. Chief Telecom, with Development in Six Major Areas, Showcased in Computex 2018

Subjects
Business planning, Economic development -- Taiwan, Telecommunications industry -- International economic relations -- Officials and employees, Telecommunications services industry, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

Taipei, Taiwan, Jun 21, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE via COMTEX) -- Chief Telecom showcased in the Taiwan Cloud Expo of Computex 2018 and concluded with fruitful results as many foreign buyers [...]

Published
2018

10. Warning signs

Author

Engbarth, Dennis

Subjects
Taiwan -- Economic aspects, Exports -- Economic aspects, Foreign investments -- Taiwan, Economic development -- Taiwan, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

Taiwan's resurgent stockmarket and the steady rise of its exports are two reasons why some observers feel that the country may be on its way to recovery after the explosion of a financial crisis in late 1998. However, declining earnings, mounting levels of bad debt and other contradictory signals also suggest that the Taiwanese economy still has some way to go before it stabilizes. On the plus side, growth estimates remain reasonably healthy, with most observers expecting the economy grow at least 5% in 1999., A few rays of light are beginning to show through but the economy is not out of the woods yet Reviving exports and a rebounding stockmarket have spurred hopes that [...]

Published
1999

11. Asia: Taiwan - Taiwan Gears Up For Competition - Taiwan's Newly Installed Vice-premier Tsai Ing-wen Tells The Banker What The Government Plans To Do To Help Create A Sound Capital And Financial Market

Subjects
Economic development -- Taiwan, Cabinet officers -- Interviews, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

Armed with a doctorate from the London School of Economics and rich experience in trade negotiations, China policy and legislative affairs, Tsai Ing-wen assumed posts in late January as vice-premier [...]

Published
2006

12. Too much of a good thing

Author

McDougall, Rosamund

Subjects
Taiwan -- Economic aspects, Economic development -- Taiwan, Banking industry -- Finance, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Published
1989

13. Asian storms spur reforms: privatization, a renewed emphasis on supervision and restructuring the government's financial supervisory functions lead Taiwan's reform agenda

Author

Engbarth, Dennis

Subjects
Taiwan -- Economic policy, Economic development -- Taiwan, Financial institutions -- Laws, regulations and rules, Privatization -- Economic aspects, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

Taiwan's financial reform commission proposed the establishment of the Financial Services Supervisory which will monitor and evaluate all financial institutions according to global banking principles and standards. The privatization of Chang Hwa Commercial Bank is a major step toward financial liberalization. However, policy-makers are reviewing the plan to fully liberalize the capital account by year 2000 while beginning to impose stricter supervision of bank lending and all international and derivative transactions., Privatisation, a renewed emphasis on supervision and restructuring the government's financial supervisory functions lead Taiwan's reform agenda. Dennis Engbarth reports from Taipei Although Taiwan has so far remained relatively unscathed [...]

Published
1998

14. Zhongtian Urban Development Group Receives Bank Credit

Subjects
Bank of Communications, China Merchants Bank Company Ltd., Economic development -- Taiwan, Economic development -- China, Banks (Finance), Banking industry, Banking industry, Banking, finance and accounting industries
Abstract

GUIYANG, Sept 17, SinoCast -- Shenzhen-listed Zhongtian Urban Development Group Company Limited (000540.SZ) has been given CNY 30 billion worth of credit. Under the strategic cooperation agreements between Zhongtian Urban [...]

Published
2010

15. Taiwan's Troubles Mount

Subjects
Taiwan -- Economic aspects, Economic development -- Taiwan, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, international, Economics
Published
2001

16. Taipei Remains Under Pressure

Subjects
Taiwan -- Economic aspects, Banking industry -- Management, Central banks -- Taiwan, Monetary policy -- Taiwan, Economic development -- Taiwan, Banking, finance and accounting industries
Published
2001

17. Port expansion fuels exports

Author

Marsh, Peter

Subjects
Taiwan -- Economic aspects, Economic development -- Taiwan, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

The Taiwanese economy could see overall expansion of between 6% and 7% in 1997, from growth of 5.7% in 1996. Economists believe that the country's economy is competitive, boosted by strong performances by domestic industry, especially electronics. Growth is set to be boosted by the acceleration of the government's $14 billion infrastructure investment schemes in 1997. Exports are forecast to rise by around 8% in 1997 from 1996's $116 billion.

Published
1997

18. Wealth effect still eludes Taiwan; stock market surge is failing to bring renewed confidence in economy

Author

Montagnon, Peter and Tyson, Laura D'Andrea

Subjects
Taiwan -- Economic aspects, Economic development -- Taiwan, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Many people lost confidence in the Taiwanese economy when exports weakened in 1996 and investors were deterred by poor relations with China. Confidence has not returned, despite a strong rise in equity prices. The residential property market continued to be badly affected by oversupply in the first half of 1997, and unemployment remains at around 2.5%, its highest level since the second half of the 1980s. However, the property market is beginning to show signs of recovery and the financial services sector is being boosted by the equity boom.

Published
1997

19. A lesson for the Chinese

Author

Wolf, Martin

Subjects
China -- Economic aspects, Economic development -- Taiwan, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

China should try to learn some lessons from Taiwan, rather than threaten it, if it is to achieve real economic growth. Taiwan saw its real gross national product rise by 36 times in the period 1951-1994, with real national income per head increasing by 11 times. It continues to see strong growth, and sets an example to many much larger countries. China should seriously consider the economic damage which it may experience if it were to try to seize Taiwan.

Published
1996

20. Hong Kong's regional heir

Author

Stoakes, Christopher

Subjects
Economic development -- Taiwan, Law firms -- Taiwan, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Taiwan is set to become the leading manufacturing and financial centre in Asia if Hong Kong experiences difficulties after it reverts to Chinese rule in 1997. This is creating many opportunities for international legal firms. Taiwan is set to become the fourth-largest economy in the world by 2010, which will bring in a lot of business for legal firms. However, its fortunes will depend heavily on developments in China, with which relations are currently rather strained.

Published
1996

21. Service industries take centre stage

Author

Hutton, Bethan

Subjects
Economic development -- Taiwan, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Taiwan's economy is predicted to grow by 6.6% in 1995 compared to 6.5% in 1994, but is unlikely to return to the very high growth rates of previous years. The economy now runs the risk of becoming trapped between the highly developed economies of Japan and the western world and the latest newly-industrialised countries emerging in south-east Asia. There is now growing competition from underdeveloped countries, and this is prompting a move towards service industries.

Published
1995

23. The problems of growing up

Author

Foster, Angus

Subjects
Taiwan -- Economic aspects, Economic development -- Taiwan, Technology -- Taiwan, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

The Taiwanese economy must be upgraded and invest in new technologies to reach the next stage of its development. It has formerly relied upon low cost production for growth, but this is loosing its competitiveness. The ruling Kuomintang party is spending $306 billion to upgrade the country's infrastructure and is encouraging compainies to use more technology. Industrial output has stagnated and imports are growing in relation to exports.

Published
1992

24. Development banking and export financing

Author

Chao, C.C.

Subjects
Taiwan -- Finance, Economic development -- Taiwan, Development banks -- Taiwan, Banking industry -- Economic aspects, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Economics
Published
1981

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