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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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母子公司的關係強弱對於分割後母公司長短期績效的影響-以臺灣上市櫃公司為例

林卦緣 Unknown Date (has links)
本研究以國內於2002年至2006年宣告進行分割的公司為樣本,以母子公司董監事同名比、母公司對子公司的持股比、母公司銷貨給子公司、母公司向子公司進貨、母子公司的產業異同等變數來衡量母子公司之間的關係強弱,探討母子公司的關係強弱是否會影響母公司分割後的績效。 我們預期當子公司的董監事在分割後仍然有很高的比例來自母公司的董監事;母公司在分割後仍持有子公司大量的股份;分割後母公司仍向子公司銷貨或進貨,顯示了分割後子公司仍受到母公司的影響及控制,母、子公司之間存在著緊密的關係,則市場上對於此分割會抱持負面的看法,對於母公司長期的營運績效也有不利的影響。另外,根據分割能為公司創造價值的假說,認為若公司將不相關的業務分割出去,則公司的業務會越趨於集中,使管理者全力發展核心的業務,故能有較好的營運績效。故我們預期當母子公司產業不同而宣告進行分割,可以改善母公司長期的營運績效。 實證結果發現母子公司董監事同名比率、母公司銷貨給子公司的比率、母子公司為同產業皆與累積異常報酬率間有顯著的負向關係,即母子公司的關係越強時,則市場對於此分割抱持著負面的看法,故對於股價有越不利的影響。而實證結果也發現了母公司持有子公司的股份、母公司向子公司進貨的比率皆與資產報酬率及股東權益報酬率間呈現顯著的負向關係,即當母子公司的關係越弱時,則分割能改善母公司的經營績效。
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日商在中國經營方式之比較-以汽車零件業為例 / Managing subsidiaries by Japanese companies in China - The case study of Japanese automotive part manufacturers

簡顯鏜 Unknown Date (has links)
中國自1978年起實施改革開放以來,逐年成為全球企業競相投資的焦點,全球汽車產業亦從1990年代中期進入中國市場。中國在2009年起已成為世界第一大汽車市場,未來中國將是全球汽車產業的策略重心。在全球汽車產業競逐的中國市場中,日系汽車產業屬後進者,企圖在中國市場重現1980年代進入美國市場的榮景,將其過去成功的海外進入策略與經營管理模式,移植至中國市場。 本研究以兩家日商汽車零件業進入中國市場為案例,探索日商進入中國市場的經營方式,並探討子公司角色與跨文化管理影響海外子公司經營方式與績效的程度。本研究經過文獻的探討,並對在中國市場投資經營的日商汽車零組件廠商進行訪談與現場觀察,研究結果顯示,進入模式對經營方式並沒有直接的關係,影響經營方式與經營績效的因素為子公司之角色,以及在地主國的跨文化管理。本研究另一項發現是,日系企業尋求與台商合資,看重的是台商過去在中國的經營經驗,以及台灣在兩岸間擁有較佳的政商關係,台商對於日商進入中國市場有相當大的助益,可減少中日之間的文化衝突,提升合作企業之管理效能。 / Since China began to reform and open up to the world in 1978, it has been the focal point of investment from all over the world. In the mid 1990s, global automotive industry has gone to China’s market. In 2009, China became the world’s largest market for automotive and it will act as the strategic center for global automobile industry in the future. In China’s competitive market for global automotive industry, Japanese automotive industry is the later-entrant, aiming to rebuild its prosperity in China with attempts to copy the strategies and management modules for the success in the 1980s when entering the US market. This study examines at the cases of two Japanese automotive parts companies to explore the management model in China. Besides, it also discuss that the role of subsidiary company and the cross-cultural management can influence on the overseas subsidiary company’s management model and its performance. According to literature review, on-site interview and observation on Japanese automotive parts companies in China, it shows that the entry mode is indirectly associated with its management. In fact, the role of subsidiary companies and the cross-cultural management of subsidiaries are the two essential factors to the management model and performance. Another result is also found that the reasons for Japanese companies to seek joint venture with Taiwanese companies lie in the value of Taiwanese companies’ past experiences in China and having better government-business relationships at both homeland and Mainland China. Taiwanese companies are considered greatly helpful to Japanese companies’ entrance to Chinese market as it helps reduce cultural conflicts between China and Japan and enhance the management effects of joint-venture company.

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