一、中文部分

中華徵信所(2014)，2014台灣地區大型企業排名TOP5000，服務業篇、金融業篇及外資企業篇。

台北市旅行商業同業公會(2014)，會員名冊。

行政院主計處(2015)，中華民國行業標準分類，台北。

林彩梅(2006)，多國籍企業論(6版1刷)，台北：五南圖書出版股份有限公司發行。

林彩梅(2017)，多國籍企業論(7版2刷)，台北：五南圖書出版股份有限公司發行。

美國在台協會(2018)，2018年投資環境報告台灣(摘要)，台北。

經濟部投資審議委員會(1998)，外國人投資事業名錄。

經濟部商業司商(2017)，工登記公示資料查詢服務[線上資料]，來源：https://findbiz.nat.gov.tw/fts/query/QueryBar/queryInit.do。

謝安田(2008)，人力資源管理(3版1刷)，台北：著者發行。

 
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