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| Title: | Internationalization and Performance? The case of Taiwanese Firms |
| Authors: | Alex,Cheung |
| Contributors: | Department of International Business |
| Keywords: | internationalization;export;mainland;investment in China;performance |
| Date: | 2009 |
| Issue Date: | 2009-11-16 11:34:10 (UTC+0) |
| Publisher: | Asia University |
| Abstract: | Taiwan is a typical island-nation, with its market confronting more pressures from saturation and overgrowth, which has now inevitably needed its business to move into a "internationalization? market. As China's rise in these decades, more and more Taiwan's enterprises have moved into the mainland for its cheaper labor, raw materials and a great number of consumer population. Therefore, this study was to explore how much degree the internationalization of Taiwan?s investment in China can affect on its performance; previous research was mainly to focus on export and was referred as indicators of internationalization. By adding foreign investment factor-particularly the investments in the mainland, further discussion for the issues will be done in this study.
In this paper, firstly, several well-known domestic enterprises was listed to set out as individual cases for further investigation about whether the "internationalize" can affect on performance; secondly, Taiwan?s electronics industry was used as the research object, and was divided into the upper-stream, the middle-stream and the downstream according to its characteristic industrial chain for conducting quantitative researches, thus facilitate to explore how Taiwan?s export, Taiwan?s investment in China and Taiwan?s investment in other countries can affect on its performance. Although the result was not clear, however, the internationalization can substantially result great impact on performance. Performance of the downstream factories was greatly affected by impact of the internationalization much more significantly than what the upper-stream and the middle-stream factories were. The results can provide Taiwan?s businessmen as useful references for investing the mainland and the other countries on the internationalization, and furthermore, can provide better understanding about relation between the internationalization and performance. |
| Appears in Collections: | [國際企業學系] 博碩士論文
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