Taiwan's Agricultural Development: Its Relevance for Developing Countries Today

摘要

Taiwan has become an important export market for U.S. products--$333 million in 1967, including $111 million worth of agricultural products. Taiwan's rapid economic growth made possible the cessation of U.S. economic aid and technical assistance in 1965, although Public Law 480 shipments have continued as needed. Increases in agricultural productivity have helped Taiwan achieve a high rate of economic growth.