中共對臺經濟戰與兩岸統一

1. 壹、中共對臺經濟戰略及戰術

• Economic warfare is as old as traditional warfare and, throughout time, economic wars have been waged to secure financial gains. Economic wars are marked by continuity and they are known in times of peace as well as during war. Chief among the economic wars witnessed between Europe and the United States was the disagreement over the Siberia gas pipeline. There has also been an economic war between the United States on one hand and China and Japan on the other.There are various weapons employed in economic warfare, including sanctions, boycotts, customs barriers, monopolies, mergers and marine piracy. Economic defence means confronting any external threat, while economic offensives to destroy and corrupt economies include dumping, the manipulation of drug wars and counterfeit money, and money laundering.Economic wars, like traditional ones, are based on surprise, deceit and espionage in order to acquire information about the enemy, and involve the fast transfer of information. In the 21st century, economic wars are taking on a new form, depending more on advanced technologies and modern communication. With military conflict an unrealistic option, espionage will centre more on the economic power of the state and the economic activities of large companies and institutions. Experts anticipate that the future of nations in the coming decade will depend on the intelligence of their spies and the ability of their businesspeople to master the art of espionage in the world of economics.Due to the wide spread of technology, computers are used as an effective tool; destructive programs and viruses are used to destroy the enemy and intelligence bodies manipulate stock markets to destroy the economies of their targets. Resources indicate that 95 per cent of large US companies use economic intelligence and that the United States has started to spy on all international communications in an attempt to serve its economic interests and those of its allies.

1. 現階段中共對臺經濟之控制力
2. 臺灣政府對中共經貿開放政策評析
3. 臺灣抵禦中共經濟戰之能力評估
4. 國際社會如何因應兩岸經貿戰
5. 臺灣落入中共手中後的亞洲情勢
6. 結論