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    Title: 稅制誘發的資源錯置與生產力動態:台灣汽車產業實證分析
    Tax-induced resource misallocation and productivity dynamics: evidence from the automotive industry in Taiwan
    Authors: 潘怡婷
    Pan, Yi-Ting
    Contributors: 李文傑
    王信實

    Lee, Wen-Chieh
    Wang, Shinn-Shyr

    潘怡婷
    Pan, Yi-Ting
    Keywords: 課稅政策
    資源錯置
    總要素生產力
    汽車產業
    綠色產業政策
    電動車
    關稅影響
    Tax policy
    Resource misallocation
    Total factor productivity
    Automotive industry
    Green industrial policy
    Electric vehicles
    Tariff impact
    Date: 2025
    Issue Date: 2025-07-01 15:35:44 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 本研究探討臺灣2016年「汽車汰舊換新減徵新車貨物稅」政策對汽車產業資源配置效率及廠商層級生產力的影響。稅收優惠政策旨在加速綠色車輛的採用,對產業競爭格局與生產力動態產生影響。透過廠商層級的面板數據與反事實模擬分析,研究發現政策產生雙重效應:一方面促進技術升級與環保車輛的生產,另一方面亦造成資源配置上的顯著扭曲,偏向具備電動車相關能力的廠商。生產電動車或相關零組件的廠商展現較高的資源配置效率,而缺乏相關能力的中小企業則受到不成比例的負面影響,進一步加劇市場不對稱。針對2025年後稅率調整的模擬結果顯示,提高稅負將顯著降低總要素生產力,特別是對固定成本高且適應能力低的廠商影響尤甚。然而,部分廠商因策略性創新或成本調整,展現出在較高稅負下的韌性甚至生產力提升。研究結果凸顯產業升級與資源配置中立性之間的權衡,建議未來稅制與產業政策需兼顧競爭力與公平性,以促進經濟的永續成長。
    This study examines the impact of Taiwan's 2016 Vehicle Trade-in Program for Reduced New Car Goods Tax on resource allocation efficiency and firm-level productivity in the automotive industry. Tax incentives aimed at accelerating green vehicle adoption have influenced the sector's competitive landscape and productivity dynamics. Using firm-level panel data and counterfactual simulations, findings reveal a dual effect: the policy promoted technological upgrading and environmentally friendly vehicle production but also generated significant distortions in resource allocation, favoring firms with electric vehicle capabilities. Firms producing electric vehicles or related components demonstrated higher allocative efficiency, whereas small and medium-sized enterprises lacking these capabilities were disproportionately disadvantaged, exacerbating market asymmetries. Simulations of post-2025 tariff scenarios indicate that increased taxation would significantly reduce total factor productivity (TFP), particularly among firms with high fixed costs and low adaptability. However, some firms exhibited resilience or productivity gains under higher tax burdens due to strategic innovations or cost adjustments. These results highlight the trade-off between industrial upgrading and allocative neutrality, suggesting that future tax and industrial policies should balance competitiveness and fairness to promote sustainable economic growth.
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    國立政治大學
    經濟學系
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