Abstract
China’s “The Twelfth Five-Year Plan” sets a tone to turn China “from a strong nation to a nation with wealthy people” in its national development policy. This policy is expected to increase hiring cost to foreign investors in China and indirectly creates potential business opportunities for automation. This research surveys a score of Taiwanese businessmen in China and finds their primary motivation for investing in China is to gain access to labor force. A majority of Taiwanese factories have longer working hours. Their needs for automation are mainly in quality control and testing, information system, and material handling and storage.
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