臺灣博碩士論文加值系統

The Modern Olympic Game is expected to not only bring a great amount of revenues, but also stimulate industrial structure. It has enormous impacts on economic indicators of the host countries. Hence, numerous countries are keen to strive for host as a strategy of motivating economic growth.
The thesis works on searching and organizing papers about economic statistics of Beijing 2008 and previous Olympic Games, in order to analyze and conclude the impacts of Beijing 2008 Olympic Games on China’s economy. By comparing economic indicators of China with those of previous host countries, we will realize not only what the importance of Beijing 2008 Olympic Games to China’s economic effects and industrial development is, but also if it is a milestone for China to step into one of advancing countries.

The Modern Olympic Game is expected to not only bring a great amount of revenues, but also stimulate industrial structure. It has enormous impacts on economic indicators of the host countries. Hence, numerous countries are keen to strive for host as a strategy of motivating economic growth.
The thesis works on searching and organizing papers about economic statistics of Beijing 2008 and previous Olympic Games, in order to analyze and conclude the impacts of Beijing 2008 Olympic Games on China’s economy. By comparing economic indicators of China with those of previous host countries, we will realize not only what the importance of Beijing 2008 Olympic Games to China’s economic effects and industrial development is, but also if it is a milestone for China to step into one of advancing countries.

ACKNOWLEGEMENTS ……………………………………………………………..i
ABSTRACT ii
CONTENTS iii
LIST OF TABLES v
CHAPTER 1 Introduction 1
1.1 Research Background 1
1.2 Research Motivation and Purpose 2
1.3 Framework 3
CHAPTER 2 Economic Values of the Olympic Games 4
2.1 Turning Points of the Olympic Games 4
2.2 Applying for Beijing 2008 Olympic Games 6
2.3 Definition and Specifics of Olympic Economy 9
2.4 Three Phases of Economic Effects 11
2.5 Direct Revenue and Indirect Revenue 12
2.6 Summary 13
CHAPTER 3 Economic Impacts on Olympic Host Countries 15
3.1 Tokyo 1964 Olympic Games 16
3.2 Seoul 1988 Olympic Games 18
3.3 Barcelona 1992 Olympic Games 20
3.4 Atlanta 1996 Olympic Games 22
3.5 Sydney 2000 Olympic Games 23
3.6 Athens 2004 Olympic Games 25
3.7 Comparison of Economic Impacts 27
3.8 Summary 30
CHAPTER 4 Comparison of Economic Effects between China and Other Host Countries 32
4.1 Overall Impacts on China’s Economy 32
4.2 Impacts on China’s GDP 35
4.3 Impacts on China’s Investment 37
4.4 Impacts on China’s Household Consumption 41
4.5 Impacts on China’s Employment 44
4.6 Impacts on China’s Industrial Structure 45
4.7 Impacts on China’s Capital Market 48
4.8 Summary 51
CHAPTER 5 Conclusion 53
5.1 Impacts on Previous Host Countries…………………………………53
5.2 Impacts on China’s Economy…...…………………………………...54
5.3 A Milestone for China’s Follow-Up Economy………...…………….55
5.4 Suggestions………………………………………..….……………...56
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