| Summary: | 碩士 === 淡江大學 === 中國大陸研究所碩士在職專班 === 92 === Title of Thesis: A Study on the Policy of Liberating Investment Total pages: 108
of Eight-Inch Wafer Foundries into the Mainland China
Key Word: Eight-Inch Wafer Foundries
Name of Institute: Graduate School on China’s Affairs
Tamkang University
Graduate Date: January 2004 Degree Conferred: Master
Name of Student: Tsai Lien-sheng Advisor: Dr. Guo Jiann-jong
蔡練生 郭建中 博士
Abstract
Taiwanese wafer foundries have the highest output value in the world. Its IC industry is also among the world’s most competitive industries. Taiwan investments in China must be examined from a global economy perspective, and must be supported through strengthened investment environment, stronger foreign investments and industrial upgrades so as to encourage local manufacturers to maintain their base in Taiwan.
Taiwan investors interested in establishing wafer plants in China are mainly concerned with using the abundant human resources in China, securing the China’s market and closing the market to other overseas competitors. In the face of fierce competitions across the Taiwan Straits, the Taiwan government ought to improve its investment environment, open its investment market, develop its service sector and actively attracts more foreign investments to fill the gap that industrial outflow has left behind. The government also ought to speed up its process of the “three-links” so that Taiwan can become the gateway to investment in China.
The purpose of this study focuses on the implications and strategies behind the investment policy for 8” wafer manufacturing plants by looking at the developmental history of Taiwan investment policies toward China and the current developmental trends of IC industries on both sides of the Taiwan Straits.
Two types of research methodologies are applied in this study. They are, 1) literature reviews; and 2) interviews/case studies in qualitative research. Selected interviewees for the study include scholars and professionals from trade unions and other government agencies who have had close contacts with Taiwan investors.
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