Suchergebnisse

Taiwan has benefited greatly from trade. Its surplus once reached 20% of GDP. Its imports of goods are mainly from Japan, U.S. and West Germany, while its exports go mainly to the U.S., Japan and Hongkong. Trading with OECD member countries as a whole has accounted for close to 80% of Taiwan's surplus lately. The purpose of this study is to examine specific macroeconomic linkages between Taiwan and its major trading partners so as to identify any effects that a change in policy will have on its trade. (DÜI-Sbt)