| 摘要: | With China already facing efforts by U.S. Congress to remove its developing country status, the G7 has also adopted countermeasures to counter China's economic coercion against democratic countries. As the conflict between democratic countries and China continues to intensify, investment risks in China continue to increase, and foreign capital has moved out of China and been invested in Taiwan, Japan, and other Southeast Asian countries. Under the trend of global supply chain restructuring, China's export sector will continue to decline, and China's unemployment problem will become increasingly serious. In addition, China's digital platform operators are subject to increasingly strict supervision. Therefore, the availability of high-paying jobs created by digital platform operators has also been sharply reduced. Consequently, domestic demand in China will decrease, and as a result, the possibility that the Chinese economy will fall into a vicious circle will become greater. In this international environment, Taiwan must also continue to increase its linkage with the U.S., Japan, the European Union, and other Southeast Asian countries to improve and to enhance the resilience of its economy. |
