Because of low willingness to invest in Taiwan and the outflow of labor-intensive industries, two years ago the MOEA proposed an economic stimulus plan. It stipulated that tax breaks and incentives would be offered to anyone making an investment in excess of NT $ 200 million. In the end, two-thirds of the beneficiaries were steel and petrochemical projects, running directly contrary to the government's industrial policy.
由於投資意願不佳、企業出走，經濟部在前年提出了振興經濟方案，規定只要投資額超過二億元，就給予租稅優惠與獎勵，結果方案的受惠者，三分之二是高耗能的鋼鐵、石化業，與政府所希望倡導的產業政策反其道而行。