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The Political Aspects of Cross-Strait Economic Relations: Does it Matter who Rules?

Title in English THE POLITICAL ASPECTS OF CROSS-STRAIT ECONOMIC RELATIONS: DOES IT MATTER WHO RULES?
Authors

HORÁK David KONČIKOVÁ Veronika

Year of publication 2014
Type Article in Proceedings
Conference Ekonomické, politické a právne otázky medzinárodných vzťahov 2014: zborník vedeckých prác
MU Faculty or unit

Faculty of Economics and Administration

Citation
Web http://fmv.euba.sk/files/Virt_2014.pdf
Field Political sciences
Keywords China Taiwan international trade cross-strait relations trade liberalization
Description Cross-strait economic relations are strongly politicized. It is argued that economic cooperation between Taiwan and the People’s Republic of China is strongly influenced by its ruling party. We employ econometric analysis to assess the influence of the political affiliation of Taiwanese president on the trade in goods with China. Our results show that in years 1996-2010 the trade with China was not necessarily growing faster thanks to the presence of the president from Kuomintang.
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