The Second Taiwan Financial Reform And The Relationship Between The DPP Government And The Commerce

Drawn upon the theory of new systems, the formulation of public polices, and the alike theories, this thesis expounds the process of Taiwan Financial Reform, the evolution of political and commercial relationship in Taiwan, and the relation between the government and the commerce within Democratic and Progressive Party (DPP) in the course of the second-time financial reform. After DPP came into power in Taiwan, it successively carried on two financial reforms, and the ultimate purpose of these reforms was to promote the competitiveness of Financial Industry in Taiwan. During the Financial Reform, the interaction between the politics and the economics was inevitable, and the interactive outcome between the government and the commerce to some extend, affected the results of the second-time Financial Reform. Through the analysis of"the second-time Financial Reform", this paper then discusses the current relation between the government and the commerce in Taiwan and the trend of its future development. Based both on the analysis of the Financial Reform and the evolution of political and commercial relationship, this paper also explores the structure of the government and the commerce as a whole after DPP"took the power", analyzes the characteristics of the current relation between the government and the commerce within DPP, and in the end comes to an objective evaluation of this current relation.The development of the political and commercial relation isn't just a reshuffle of people caused by normal rotation of ruling parties, but a structural adjustment indeed, the process of which is involved with the reconstruction of operational modes of the political and commercial relation, etc.By analysis, I believe that the process of Taiwan Financial Reform and the development of Political and Commercial Relation are closely related to each other.Due to the low degree of the interactive systematization of the political and commercial relation, the results of the two financial reforms were not remarkable."The two Financial Reforms"lasted more than two years and plummeted into difficulties because of the disproportionate distribution of political and economic benefits. Currently, the relation between the government and the commerce is despicable. What appears most in Taiwanese eyes is not the improvement of the competitiveness in Taiwan Financial Industry, but their hard-earned money exploited by those profit-driven conglomerates who don't care the butter and bread of the mass people. The pity thing is that, up until now, DPP still can't figure out a better interactive mode between the government and the commerce.