英文摘要 |
This paper examines the impacts of the manufacturing industry development of region on interregional migration, and tries to understand the effects of the establishment of Technical Park on regional development. Based on the shift-share analysis, we use the metropolitan related data from 1990 to 2003 in Taiwan to calculate manufacturing industry mix effects and competitive effects of regions. According to the empirical results of time series and cross section model, the major findings in this study are summarized as follows. First, the competitive effects of traditional and infrastructure manufacturing industries would attract people to move into the regions. So they could bring migrants into the outflow areas. Second, local governments of the inflow areas should make efforts to develop fast-growing technical-intensive manufacturing industries, or those industries which have the regional competitive advantages relative to the other regions. Since the policy would not enhance immigration, it would avoid some negative externalities such as crowd, pollution etc. Besides, it could let residents share the benefits caused by the policy more effectively. |