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The article discusses the economic policy trends in Taiwan in 2006. The government has allowed two Taiwan companies to set up semiconductor plants in China. The government has also approved the transfer of 0.18-micron technology to China. However, the moves are rapidly countered by some apparent toughening of controls on investments overall in China. The country's attitude towards immigration is expected to greatly affect future economic policy.

Discusses in detail the economic policy of Taiwan in the May 2004 issue of the report of the Economist Intelligence Unit of Great Britain. Analysis of the country's budget deficit; Failure of the country to meet its commitments to the WTO; Improvement seen in the protection of intellectual property rights through the delistment of the country from the top ten sources of commercial piracy.

Presents a detailed outlook of Taiwan for the year 2004 to 2005. Analysis of the re-election of Taiwanese President Chen Shui-bian; Identification of the challenges to its economic policy the government is faced with for the medium-term; Forecast made in its economy.

Provides information on the economic policy in Taiwan. Pressure on the government's finances; Identification of weak revenue growth as the primary economic problems facing the government; Obstacles in the privatization programs of the government; Perception of the new Taiwan dollar as undervalued; Factors that affect the economic relations of Taiwan with the U.S.; Sluggish pace of the initiative to improve links with China; Move to ease restrictions on cross-Straight cargo flights with China; Accusation against President Chen Shui-bian for politicizing the issue of Taiwan's direct linkage with China; Liberalization of the financial sector.

Forecasts the political and economic condition in Taiwan for 2004-2005. Overview of the economic and political climate in the country; Key changes from the previous political outlook; Background on the country's domestic politics and international relations; Economic policy outlook with emphasis on policy trends, fiscal policy and monetary policy; Economic forecast with particular focus on international assumptions, gross domestic product by expenditure, and other economic indicators such as inflation and exchange rates.

Forecasts the political and economic condition in Taiwan for 2002-2003. Overview of the economic and political climate in the country; Key changes from the previous political outlook; Background on domestic politics and international relations; Economic policy outlook with emphasis on policy trends, fiscal policy and monetary policy; Economic forecast with particular focus on international assumptions, gross domestic product by expenditure, and other economic indicators such as inflation and exchange rates.

Presents news briefs related to economic policies implemented in Taiwan in 2005. Background of companies scheduled for privatization; Consolidation of banks and financial services firms; Law on company taxation considered by the Executive Yuan; Guidelines concerning electronic commerce published by the Consumer Protection commission.

The article focuses on the economic policy for Taiwan for 2011. Tsai Ingwen, a presidential candidate from the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), has been working hard to address uncertainties concerning her party's economic credentials. Ingwen's move to join the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a regional free-trade pact, is discussed.

The article focuses on the economic policy in Taiwan. It says that on November 2010, the Central Bank of China (CBC) continues with its attempts to slow the inflow of hot money to avoid a raise in the value of the Taiwan dollar that could harm exporters within Taiwan. Moreover, the decision of the U.S. authorities to start a round of quantitative easing is increasing worries in several emerging-market countries, including Taiwan, which may lead to an overflow of hot money from the U.S.

The article presents a reprint of the article "Three more countries block Canada beef on mad cow fears," by Hannah Abdullah, which appeared on just-food.com on February 24, 2015. It discusses the trade restrictions imposed by three countries such as Taiwan, Peru and Belarus on Canada's beef and beef products on fears of mad cow disease. It says that the Canadian Food Inspection Agency confirmed bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) in a beef cow from Alberta on February 14.

The article provides an overview of the economic policy of Taiwan for November 2009, with focus on the signing of an Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement (ECFA) with China. The fourth round of informal talks by officials from the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) and their counterparts in China will focus on industries and services. Minister of economic affairs, Shih Yen-shiang, believes that a consensus will not be reached at the talks.

The article reports on Taiwan's economic policy outlook for 2010 to 2011. The 3 billion U.S. dollar stimulus package will add to the government expenditure, however, as the domestic economy strengthens the need for fiscal stimulus will decrease. The Central Bank of China has made seven cuts in the discount rate since September 2008 due to the sharp rise in instability in global financial crisis. An overview of Taiwan's policy trends is also offered.

Presents the synopsis of the political and economic forecasts in Taiwan for 2004-2005. Overview of the political scene; Details on the country's economic policy; Background on the domestic economy; Information on foreign trade and payments.

Provides an overview of the political and economic condition in Taiwan for 2004-2005. Political outlook; Economic policy outlook; Economic forecast.