| Summary: | 碩士 === 國立屏東大學 === 國際貿易學系碩士班 === 107 === Taiwan is a treasure island in Formosa, which was based on agriculture and light industry in Taiwan during the Japanese occupation. Gradually, it is now more dependent on exports as an economic source. Since the capitalist economy guided by the enterprise and invested, the government-invested public enterprise, and the numerous foreign investments, Taiwan has actively promoted trade liberalization since the WTO accession to the World Trade Organization WTO on January 1, 2002. In order to maintain national interests, countries have signed trade agreements between the international and regional regions. However, Taiwan’s electronics industry cannot be neglected in the world economy. Most computer electronic components are produced in Taiwan. Taiwan’s foreign trade is regarded as economically important. At the core of it, there are also many countries and member states (regional trade agreements, RTA) and between the two countries (free trade agreements, FTA). In the Republic of China in 1997, with the rotation of Taiwan’s second political party, the re-ruling Taiwan Nationalist Party eased cross-strait relations and warmed cross-strait economic and trade relations. Therefore, Taiwan and the mainland signed the "cross-strait economic cooperation framework agreement" in June 1999 to open cross-strait relations. The door.
The purpose of this study is to analyze the cross-strait economic and trade system, the development of import and export investment in service trade, and the disadvantages of Taiwan's bullishness. After signing the ECFA, after the third presidential party rotation, the government, enterprises and the public have caused a wave of opposition to questioning, and thus shelved the majority of the farmers, farmers, and fishermen, and the export decline, resulting in insufficient GDP growth momentum and low national income. The export of manufacturing industry is low, the yellow and blue lights are shining, the real estate is flowing, the real estate is raised, and the gap between the rich and the poor in the north and the south is widening. On the whole, the ECFA agreement does not outweigh the disadvantages, but also has a fly in the ointment. However, from the perspective of ECFA, it is still a big step for Taiwan to move towards a free trade agreement. The government should actively promote the strategic alliance between small and medium-sized enterprises and large enterprises. At the same time, it should also consider the transformation of industrial supply chain. The supply capacity of competitive position. Economic and technological cooperation under the ECFA framework is of paramount importance to SMEs. In addition to the cross-strait bridging project, SMEs should be given a certain status, and exchange and cooperation mechanisms should also be proposed.
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