| Abstract |
This study takes Taiwan as the research object, and studies data collection by annual information. The data collection uses the AREMOS Taiwan Economic Statistics Database. The data ranged from AD 1982 to AD 2017, a total of 36 years. The dependent variable is the national income. The variables include the economic growth rate, the change in the total currency count, the price change, the unemployment rate, the folk population over 15 years of age, the transaction amount (stocks, beneficiary certificates, bonds), and the ratio of national consumption to gross domestic product, tax revenue, total export value, total value of imports, number of visitors to Taiwan and gross domestic product. Multivariate regression analysis and correlation analysis were used to analyze and explore the model. The empirical results showed that there was domestic production has a significant impact on national income during the study period. Among them, the folk population over 15 years of age, tax revenue and domestic production gross-relationships were 0.993, 0.971, and 0.999, respectively, and they were highly correlated. Using the regression coefficient statistics, the ideal trend line was found and the best prediction value was obtained. |
