This is a descriptive research which uses longitudinal data to test related theories of international division of labor through the ARIMA transfer function model. It concludes that four determinants (relative wage, relative productivity, relative price and relative exchange rate) are statistically significant except relative R&D. It produces the estimates of the degree of international division of labor and its determinants from 1995 to 2000 as well, which predict there exists a fully vertical devision of labor in digital computer industry between Taiwan and U.S.A. in the year of 2000, and it is helpful to make suitable strategies for both government and industry. This paper creates a good example that determinants and their forecasting of industrial division of labor are studied through ARIMA transfer function in academic literature. Following similar research projects of different important industries can take this kind of analysis for reference.