Is There a Better Semiconductor Firm in Taiwan?

The authors investigate the firm value of semiconductor industry in Taiwan in order to differentiate between outstanding semiconductor company and weak semiconductor company. The authors use GAP which is analytical tool to perform four steps: the original maps, sorting maps with clustering trees, su...

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Published inManagement and Economics Review Vol. 2; no. 1; pp. 37 - 46
Main Authors Lee, Cheng-Wen, Cho, Tsai-Lun, Kim, Min-Sun
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published EDITURA ASE 01.06.2017
ASE Publishing House
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Summary:The authors investigate the firm value of semiconductor industry in Taiwan in order to differentiate between outstanding semiconductor company and weak semiconductor company. The authors use GAP which is analytical tool to perform four steps: the original maps, sorting maps with clustering trees, summary sufficient maps, and sediment maps. The findings offer a good instruction for policymakers to make related policies in semiconductor firms. Additionally, the paper helps to find firms needed to be reformed through classification by GAP.
ISSN:2501-885X
2501-885X