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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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Hsu, Shu-fen 03 August 2010 (has links)
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Biotech Medical Industry Trends and Cross-Strait Policy Distribution

Wu, Jyun-yi 02 August 2011 (has links)
In the wake of the Diamond Action Plan for Biotech Takeoff, the government's drafting of the Biotech and New Pharmaceutical Development Statute and signing of the Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement (ECFA) and Cross-strait Cooperation Agreement on Medicine and Public Health Affairs with China will expand collaboration opportunities for the biotech industries in Taiwan and China, bring future market opportunities, and induce domestic and foreign firms to sharply increase their investment in the biotech industry.Furthermore, as demographic aging continues worldwide, healthcare reform in numerous countries and the continued growth of emergency markets will increase demand for pharmaceuticals and medical products,creating more opportunities for the biotech industry. In view of this background, the Diamond Action Plan for Biotech Takeoff will enable industry to take advantage of upstream R&D results and technologies at an early date, promote the establishment and development of R&D-oriented pharmaceutical and medical devices companies, attract investment by international capital, and transform Taiwan into a major biotech hub providing foreign firms with convenient access to the Asian market.
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針對在台灣的三家英文報對於兩岸經濟合作架構協議的新聞評論 / News discourse of the Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement (ECFA) in Taiwan’s three English newspapers

魏大瑋, David Williams Unknown Date (has links)
This thesis examines how Taiwan's three English language newspapers covered the Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement (ECFA) signed between the Republic of China (Taiwan) and the People’s Republic of China (China). By gaining an understanding of the discourse structure of how these newspapers reported ECFA will demonstrate the role they play in either trying to create a nationalistic Taiwanese or pan-Chinese identity to their English speaking audience. This identity construction is important because it will add legitimacy to whichever direction Taiwan eventually sets its social and political course towards. Examining how the Taipei Times, The China Post and The Taiwan New use discourse in their headlines, articles and editorials when reporting and interpreting ECFA, the thesis has found that they all use similar strategies to present their respective position. These strategies can be broken down into the omission of only reporting either the pros or cons of the agreement, the exclusion of the public voice, and the dominant voice of the elite who either support or oppose ECFA. The Taipei Times and The Taiwan News appear to both structure their dominant discourses around overlapping themes that ECFA is a highly controversial agreement that will quickly lead an irreversible loss of sovereignty in Taiwan. In contrast, The China Post establishes a dominant discourse around ECFA’s economic benefits, while ignoring the negative aspects of the agreement.
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The American factor across the Taiwan strait

龔向華, Bruyas, Dimitri Unknown Date (has links)
With the recent signing of an economic cooperation pact between Taiwan and China, crossstrait relations have entered a new era that could eventually make rapprochement a peaceful process. The Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement (ECFA), which is a free trade agreement in substance if not in name, is initially aimed at normalizing cross-strait economic relations, though it could further raise the issue of a possible freeze on U.S. arms sales to Taiwan. After all, if Taipei and Beijing are actively working on burying the hatchet, should the United States change its long-standing policy of providing weapons to Taiwan? Recall that the U.S. government’s decision to sell more than US$6 billion worth of military equipment to Taiwan earlier this year set off furious reprisals from Chinese authorities who summoned the U.S. ambassador and defense attaché in China and threatened to punish U.S. companies that make and sell weapons to Taiwan.
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Marketing channels of synthetic rubber in Taiwan and China

Chen, Cheng-teh 14 July 2010 (has links)
In Taiwan, the rubber industry began to bloom from the Japanese Colonial Era, and most of the rubber technologies were originated from Japan. Its evolution began from the rubber parts to the synthetic rubber manufacturing. The most of synthetic rubber manufacturers are cooperated with companies from Japan and US, the rubber industry was allowed to develop vigorously in a short period of time. In contrary to Taiwan, China could only obtain the obsolete rubber technologies and management skills from the Former USSR due to economy sanction during the Cold War period. The rubber industries lagged behind in terms of quality, production efficiency, and management. As China embraced the Socialist Planned Economy after the Communist Victory in Civil War, the marketing and sales made subject to state control and development was being dragged. After the Reform and Opening-Up, although there were a bunch of rubber manufacturers from Japan and western countries started to establish local production activities in China, the foreign investment bogged down after the Tiananman Square Protest in 1989. Only the Taiwanese manufacturers moved their steps to China against the tide with modern production technologies and management skills. The complementary development brought by Taiwan and China contributed significant improvement in quality of Chinese rubber goods and became a story on everybody¡¦s lips on the cooperation of the rubber industries between two sides of Taiwan Strait. Rubber industries are closely related to national defense and consumer goods, which makes themselves equally import to plastic industries. However, due to the labor-intensive nature of rubber industries and the serious lack of labor force in Taiwan in 1990¡¦s, the Taiwanese rubber industries began to move their production sites to China and accelerated the inosculation of the rubber industries in Taiwan and China. As the main raw material of rubber industries, the synthetic rubber is no exceptional either. In the end of 20th Century, China has successfully become the ¡§World Factory¡¨ and the consumption and capacity of synthetic rubber became the top of the world. Then the financial crisis in 2008 turned the China¡¦s policies to concentrate the development of the domestic demand, which made China the ¡§World Market¡¨. In recent years, the relationships between Taiwan and China have been substantially improved. The Economy Cooperation Framework Agreement (ECFA) is officially signed and taking effects, the economical activities and relationships between both sides are expected to be more liberalized than the past. The study is specially focused on the evolution of the marketing channel of the synthetic rubber between Taiwan and China, and how ECFA is going to possibly affect the synthetic rubber industries. The study will integrate the writer¡¦s points of view and the various ideas abstracted from the interviews with the several Associations and main agents/distributors in Taiwan and China in order to infer the trends of future development of rubber industries. With this study, the readers who are in the business are allowed to be more clear about the evolution of the marketing channel of the synthetic rubber industries and the trends of future development, so that the readers can take the initiatives to prepare for the future.
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In the ability to Identify the relative between robotization and production efficiency, take S company as an example

Pan, Yen-tsen 07 June 2010 (has links)
After signing ECFA (Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement), all of the fundamental industries of Taiwan are going to face the serious impact. As a result, Refractory Industry can¡¦t skip out the pool. Although refractory industry still undercover by government policy, Chinese products are going to sweep across Taiwan market with price advantage after Taiwan and China government signed the significant economic agreement. Some companies consider reducing cost and improve quality via automatic manufacturing procedures. However, the further question is that can automation really improve the producing efficiency and reduce manpower demand? That will be the main discussion subject of this research. The research concentrates on the planning, construction and actual benefit contrasting of press machine in six months and take 6 Sigma and TPS (Toyota Production System) as the research method. We estimate that reasonable investment can create producing efficiency. We are going to compare the benefits of same press machine with and without automatic manufacturing procedure and also different types of press machine to produce same product in same condition at the same period. This research demonstrated that partial equipment automation or single old equipment automation doesn¡¦t really increase the production efficiency. The result of decreasing the cost of production, such as the cost of manpower, is not notable. In order to achieve the objective goal, we still need to inspect the whole manufacturing procedure, equipment assembling in detail, and arrange the perfect combination of people and machines, then the most synergy could be happened. As for the manufacture management concept and practice, we should abandon fixed frame, thought, and keep manufacture procedure improving. All in all, the improvement of concept and practice, the effect could be far over the benefit of auto equipment, the cost could be much lower than the investments of the equipments. Replacing the manpower by mechanical arms, it indeed reaches the goal of few staff trend and lowers the accident ratio. Few staff environment will cause the operator¡¦s working stability, improve the phenomenon of losing labor.
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Operations Strategy Study for the Cross-Straits Machinery Industries After the Signing of ECFA - A Case Study of TT Company

Lin, Chi-Chih 29 July 2010 (has links)
Machinery industry is the engine of the industrialization for a nation. During the last four decades of industrial development in Taiwan, machinery industry has played a key leading role. With an overall production value at NT$680 billion in 2009, the Taiwanese machinery industry ranks among the top 20 nations worldwide. Its tooling machines and carpentry machines etc. are ranked in the global top 5 exporting countries. Mainland China (including Hong Kong), with increasingly importance, is currently the number one export destination as well as the number three country of origin for imports for the Taiwanese machinery industry. With the cross-strait relations becoming progressively more close, Taiwan and the Mainland are about to sign the Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement (ECFA). ECFA will serve as Taiwan¡¦s breakthrough in the country¡¦s participation in regional cooperation, promote its signing of Free Trade Agreement with other countries, and stimulate its economic development further. The signing of ECFA will enable the machinery industry in Taiwan to benefit and prosper from a huge Mainland market. It will also likely to cause some in the industry to stumble because of massive cheap Mainland imports. This research has studied the key competitive factors for corporations, the competitive situation and operations issues of the machinery industry in Taiwan. By conducting a survey on the senior managers of the machinery industry we understand what their current status, problems and competitive strategies are. Through the insight gained we hope to provide a blueprint for the machinery industry and the subject company reviewed to better their competitive strategies after ECFA is signed across the straits. This research has confirmed that in an ever increasingly competitive industry such as the machinery industry, any company wants to continue to make money and grow sustainably, it is vital to always adapt to the environment and adjust its competitive strategies. After the signing of the ECFA across the straits, the machinery industry together with many other industries in Taiwan will benefit from the lowering of the tariffs and favorably gain access to the Mainland market. Hence a good opportunity for all companies concerned to make the best of the cross-straits cooperation this time around, further their investment in China and further their competitiveness globally.
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Obchodní bilance Taiwanu a její vývoj / Taiwan's balance of trade

Turčáni, Jakub January 2012 (has links)
This thesis is about Taiwan's balance of trade and economical and political factors that affect it. In the first chapter, I define balance of trade in general. Next part consists of characteristics of Taiwanese history and economy and after those I finally focus on Taiwan's balance of trade and its structure. In the final part I talk about free trade agreements and international organizations that Taiwan wants to be part of and whose main goals are to lift certain trade barriers. In the light of the above mentioned information I try to predict the future structure of Taiwan's balance of trade.
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中國影視產業法制研究—以版權交易為核心 / A Legal Study of Film and TV Industry in China: Focus on Copyright Trade

鍾惠貞, Chung, Hui Chen Unknown Date (has links)
中國影視產業飆速成長,已於2011年躍升全球第三大影視產業市場。1987年起,中國的經濟體制由計畫經濟逐步走向市場經濟,影視產業也逐漸國有業趨向開放企業經營。2001年中國加入WTO,須檢視影視產業相關立法,無論是各種外資企業法、電影和電視製作的准入規定和著作權相關法律等。 中國海外影視節目版權交易量逐年遞增,影視作品要能實現其經濟價值,要藉著版權制度建立其市場規則。1990年頒布的《著作權法》奠定了中國版權法律制度的基本框架,目前已因應網路發展而進行第三次修訂。中國大陸在著作權的法制發展不容小覷,無論在法規的訂定、司法解釋和智財法院的成立等。 台灣與大陸於2010年簽訂《兩岸經濟合作架構協議》(ECFA,Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement),大陸針對台灣電影產業有大幅的准入條件放寬,也取消了配額限制。《海峽兩岸智慧財產權保護協議(IPR)》亦在同日簽署完成,代表兩岸保護智慧財產權正式步入新局。兩岸在影視產業交流實務上仍面臨若干問題,除了雙方在著作權法制的歧異之外,大陸繁複的審批許可制度,以及缺乏影視產業投資的法律、法規等的服務平台。 本論文共分成六章:第一章為緒論,為本論文的研究背景和動機、研究目的和研究方法、架構;第二章從文獻介紹影視產業的產業鏈的構成,再介紹目前中國影視市場發展的現況與未來趨勢,以及兩岸影視產業合作交流概況;第三章全面探討目前中國大陸的產業的法制環境;第四章為本論文之核心--中國大陸影視版權交易法制與管理,除了概述中國版權法律的沿革,也針對現行中國版權法律關於影 視作品的部份進行分析,最後探討中國版權保護制度的特色—司法保護與行政執法並行的雙軌體制,以及面臨版權糾紛時的爭端解決機制等;第五章則以實務經驗探討目前兩岸影視產業面臨的問題與挑戰,包括台灣與大陸在實體的著作權法的差異,同時,正值兩岸修法的時期,同時探討各自修法方向。另外,因兩岸於2010年簽訂《兩岸經濟合作架構協議》(簡稱ECFA),將進一步分析其對影視產業之利弊;第六章則對於未來台灣影視業者西進大陸市場所應關注的法制、政策等提出相關建議。
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中港CEPA的影響分析 / The Impact Analysis of China-Hong Kong CEPA

王德麟 Unknown Date (has links)
九七香港回歸之後,中共積極要將香港作為「一國兩制」的具體實踐,主觀上期望達到「垂範臺灣」的目的,在中共而言「兩制」可在主導之下做最大程度的放寬或優惠,但「一國」絲毫不會讓步,這也是臺灣內部對中共任何舉措,都有疑慮的主因。而中共既然希望香港實行的「一國兩制」能形成對臺工作的模式,因此,必須確保香港回歸後的政經穩定,尤其是經濟上的持續繁榮,故在香港面臨一連串的經濟不景氣,在2003年6月間與香港進行CEPA(更緊密經貿關係安排)磋商過程,給予香港更優於WTO規範之下的優惠措施,2004年1月正式實施後,基本上對香港的經濟發展確有實際成效。 由於兩岸之間無論就地理位置、政治關係、歷史背景等,均不同於中共與香港之關係,而兩岸民間往來與經貿交流的互動頻繁,逐漸降低政治上的緊張、對立,臺灣在經貿上對大陸依存度的升高,大陸已成為臺灣經濟前景能否持續成長必須考量的主要市場,建立制度化的兩岸經濟合作機制,應可活絡臺灣經濟發展。臺灣在2002年1月加入WTO後,原本認為可以開展國際經貿空間,可是WTO多邊談判延宕,導致區域主義的興起,各國紛紛投入區域經濟整合,相互簽訂相關的區域FTA(自由貿易協定),尤其中共與東協形成的「東協加一」,將與2010年1月正式上路,未來日本、韓國再加入而成為「東協加三」,臺灣均因中國的因素被排除在外,導致經濟上可能出現邊緣化或孤立化的危機。因此,兩岸建立制度性的經濟合作機制,先與中共簽訂對臺灣有利的優惠協定,進而走向國際,當是可行的思考方向。 既然臺灣內部反對比照中港CEPA模式建立兩岸經濟合作機制,所以名稱從CECA改為ECFA(兩岸經濟合作架構協議),政府的考量,任何只要達到兩岸經貿正常化,擴大兩岸市場接軌,對臺灣經濟必然是一種「機會」,倘若涉及到政治上的主權爭議或國家認同的疑慮,則對臺灣就是一種「威脅」,此就SWOT策略分析,在CEPA具「中國特色」的「一國兩制」經濟合作模式,會陷入「以大吃小」、「貶抑臺灣主權」、「將臺灣地方化、香港化」的危機,而ECFA對臺灣的總體經濟、產業發展將「利大於弊」,是「機會最大化、威脅極小化」的最佳選項。惟在ECFA洽簽過程,亦必須考量其中的變數以及談判的策略,針對基層農工民眾及弱勢產業的疑慮,針對性的加強宣導,爭取內部最大共識,並完成風險評估,結合臺灣民主特性,做好談判準備,方能爭取對臺灣經濟發展最有利的結果。

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