Economic Ties with China

• General Introduction
  • Economic Ties with China (Updated 2005)

• Year 2006
  • Policies and Trends
    • Exports to and trade surplus with China hit new highs (December 12)
    • "Taishang" gathering organized by SEF slated for June 1 (May 26)
    • China accepts Taiwanese enterprises into industry standards communities (May 12)
    • Taiwan permits chip assemblers, panel makers to go to China (April 28)
    • MAC offers to mediate on exports to China (April 20)
    • China's announcement in opening healthcare market gains support (April 17)
    • China may offer incentives during cross-strait forum (April 10)
    • New labor laws implemented for Taiwanese businesses in China (April 7)
    • China-bound investments jumped by 31.88% in first two months (March 23)
    • China investment rules made stricter (March 23)
    • Chunk of PRC's deficit is with Taiwan, says WTO (March 20)
    • Taiwan's Trade Surplus With China Hit New High in 2005 (March 1)
    • New policy due to over-reliance on China: Chen (January 13)
    • President Chen Shui-bian discloses aspirations in address (January 6)
  • Major Issues of Concern
    • Taiwan firms advised to cooperate with major automakers in China (September 22)
    • TSEC demands clear audits of China-based subsidiaries (May 12)
    • Sensitive exports hard to control, Bureau of Foreign Trade admits (April 18)
    • Farmers warned not to over-produce (April 18)
    • BOFT to ease impact of China's ban on sand, gravel exports to Taiwan (April 18)
    • Opposition party urges crackdown on Chinese products (March 22)
    • Protection of technology urged (February 17)
    • Legislator urges authorities to enforce trademark laws (February 10)

• Year 2005
  • Policies and Trends
    • Experts urge Taiwan to invest in nations besides China (December 16)
    • Farmers urged to support government stance on fruit trade (August 3)