FDI Behavior and Firm Longevity : The Case of Taiwanese FDI into China

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  • 海外直接投資行動と企業の寿命 : 台湾企業の対中進出のケース
  • カイガイ チョクセツ トウシ コウドウ ト キギョウ ノ ジュミョウ : タイワン キギョウ ノ タイチュウ シンシュツ ノ ケース

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This article analyses the impact of foreign direct investment (FDI) behavior on parent firm performance from the view of the firm longevity. Although a large number of studies have been conducted on the impact of FDI behavior on parent firms' financial performances, the impact of FDI behavior on parent firm longevity, one of the indicators of long-term firm performance, has not been sufficiently clarified. Therefore, there is a need to clearly clarify the impact of FDI behavior on parent firm longevity, which currently still has room for improvement in the existing research. This article will discuss the above issues and use the case of Taiwanese FDI to China to reexamine the impact of FDI behavior on parent firm longevity. In the last past two decades, Taiwanese FDI to China has increased dramatically; however, the impact of FDI into China on parent firm longevity has not been completely identified. This article takes Taiwanese listed companies as its research objects and the results of this study clearly indicate that Taiwanese FDI into China indeed has a positive influence on parent firm longevity.

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