這項工作使用二元邏輯回歸來檢驗中國經濟強制對三個東亞國家的有效性：日本，大韓民國（韓國）和中華民國（台灣）。

This work uses binary logistic regression to examine the effectiveness of Chinese economic coercion against three East Asian nations: Japan, The Republic of Korea (South Korea), and the Republic of China (Taiwan).

Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Introduction	1
1.1 Research Question	1
1.2 Background and Research Motivation	1
1.3 Research Methodology	12
1.4 Research Limitations	19
1.5  Summary of Results	21
Chapter 2 Literature Review	23
2.1  Sanctions Broadly	23
2.2 Chinese Economic Coercion Broadly	26
2.3 China-Japan	30
2.4 China-Korea	34
2.5 China-Taiwan	37
Chapter 3  Theoretical Issues to Consider	43
3.1 General Framework	43
3.2 Bilateral Relations	43
3.3  Political Influence of the Affected Parties	44
3.4 Extensiveness of Trade Relations	45
3.5  Resources and Adaptability	46
Chapter 4.  Empirical Findings	48
4.1 Empirical Model	48
4.2 Data Sources and Transformations	48
4.3 Interpretation of Empirical Results By Table	49
4.3.1 Trade Openness, Time Dummy, Unemployment	49
4.3.2  Export Percentage, Time Dummy, Unemployment	51
4.3.3 Duress, Inflation, Growth	52
4.3.4 Time Dummy, Duress, Debt Ratio	53
4.3.5 GDP Ratio, Unemployment, Time Dummy	55
4.3.6 Time Dummy, Inflation	56
4.3.7 Time Dummy, Inflation, Bilateral Relations	57
4.3.8 Time Dummy, Debt Ratio	58
4.3.9 Time Dummy, Debt Ratio, Major	59
4.3.10 Time Dummy, Duration, Major	61
Chapter 5 Conclusion	63
Bibliography	69
Appendix I - Regression Tables and Prediction Matrices	73
Appendix II - Dataset	83

List of Tables

1.3A All Variables									                 18
4.3.1A Trade Openness, Time Dummy, Unemployment	                                                     49
4.3.1B Trade Openness, Time Dummy, Unemployment	                                                     50
4.3.2A Export Percentage, Time Dummy, Unemployment	                                                     51
4.3.2B Export Percentage, Time Dummy, Unemployment	                                                     51
4.3.3A Duress, Inflation, Growth	                                                                                         52
4.3.3B Duress, Inflation, Growth	                                                                                         53
4.3.4A Time Dummy, Duress, Debt Ratio	                                                                             54
4.3.4B Time Dummy, Duress, Debt Ratio	                                                                             54
4.3.5A GDP Ratio, Unemployment, Time Dummy         	                                                     55
4.3.5B GDP Ratio, Unemployment, Time Dummy	                                                                 55
4.3.6A Time Dummy, Inflation	                                                                                         56
4.3.6B Time Dummy, Inflation	                                                                                         57
4.3.7A Time Dummy, Inflation, Bilateral Relations	                                                                 57
4.3.7B Time Dummy, Inflation, Bilateral Relations	                                                                 58
4.3.8A Time Dummy, Debt Ratio	                                                                                         58
4.3.8B Time Dummy, Debt Ratio	                                                                                         59
4.3.9A Time Dummy, Debt Ratio, Major	                                                                             59
4.3.9B Time Dummy, Debt Ratio, Major	                                                                             60
4.3.10A Time Dummy, Duration, Major	                                                                             61
4.3.10B Time Dummy, Duration, Major	                                                                             61
A2A Episodes and Binary Variables Ordered By Year	                                                     83
A2A Episodes and Non-Binary Variables Sorted By Year	                                                     87

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