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    Title: 全要素生產力(TFP)與股票報酬可預測性的關聯性 - 臺灣市場實證研究
    The Relationship Between Total Factor Productivity (TFP) and Stock Return Predictability : An Empirical Study of the Taiwan Market
    Authors: 李明祐
    Li, Ming-You
    Contributors: 金帛春
    Kim, Baek-Chun
    李明祐
    Li, Ming-You
    Keywords: 生產力
    全要素生產力
    股價報酬預測
    無形資本
    台灣實證研究
    TFP
    Total Factor Productivity
    Intangible Capital
    Stock Returns
    Empirical Study
    Date: 2025
    Issue Date: 2025-08-04 14:32:44 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 本研究探討台灣上市公司之全要素生產力(TFP)是否能有效預測未來股票報酬的能力。研究樣本涵蓋2001 年至2023 年之台灣證券交易所與櫃買中心上市公司,並依據Imrohoroglu and Tuzel(2014)的方法進行 TFP 估計。與原研究結果不同,本文發現高TFP 公司相較於低 TFP 公司在未來期間具有顯著較高的超額報酬。此預測能力不僅經由 Fama-MacBeth 橫斷面迴歸與投資組合分析驗證,亦在控制公司特性與常見風險因子後仍具穩健性。
    為進一步探討定價機制,實證結果顯示高 TFP 公司通常伴隨較高比例之無形資本(如研發支出),且若公司無形資本較高,TFP 對報酬的預測能力更為強烈。此外,TFP與報酬的關係在景氣衰退期間依然顯著,顯示生產力風險在台灣股市具有反循環特性。
    This thesis investigates whether firm-level total factor productivity (TFP) predicts future stock returns in Taiwan. Using data from the Taiwan Economic Journal (TEJ) covering listed firms on the Taiwan Stock Exchange and Taipei Exchange from 2001 to 2023, TFP is estimated by following Imrohoroglu and Tuzel (2014). Different from the finding of Imrohoroglu and Tuzel (2014), I find that high-TFP firms consistently earn significantly higher subsequent returns than their low-TFP counterparts by using both Fama-MacBeth regressions and portfolio analyses. This return predictability is robust to controls for firm characteristics and common risk factors. To investigate the pricing mechanism, I find that high TFP firms are positively related to intangible capital (e.g., R&D), and the return predictability becomes stronger if firms have higher intangible capital. Moreover, the TFP-return relationship remains strong during economic downturns, suggesting that productivity-related risk is countercyclical in Taiwan’s equity market. These findings highlight the relevance of TFP as a priced factor and underscore the role of intangible investment in driving firm performance in an export-oriented, innovation-driven economy.
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    Description: 碩士
    國立政治大學
    金融學系
    112352026
    Source URI: http://thesis.lib.nccu.edu.tw/record/#G0112352026
    Data Type: thesis
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