This paper discusses macroeconomics aspects of such relationship as the topic using simple Keynes model, IS-LM model and BP curve as analytical bases. It also utilizes statistical software, SPSS, to test the relationship among GDP, net exports, price index, interest and exchange rates in the past 30 years in Taiwan (1981 - 2009). Hope this paper can serve as a valuable reference for academic and industry.In this paper, the following results have been obtained by empirical analysis: 1. Taiwan's dependence on foreign trade (i.e. total imports and exports divided by GDP), is first time exceeded 80% in 2000 and in advance exceeded 100% in 2004, as well as exceeded 123% in 2008. The higher dependence on foreign trade means that the dependence of economic growth and development on the foreign trade is greater in Taiwan. 2. In simple Keynes model, as net exports increase, income will increase also. As well as, as net exports decrease, income will also decrease. 3. In IS-LM theory, as net exports increase, income will increase and interest rates will rise. Due to rising interest rates may lead to their private investment spending, the IS curve to the left down, making the equilibrium interest rate decline. This theory is consistent with the empirical results of this paper. 4. In classical school of the AD-AS theory, the increase in net exports will cause price increases, empathy net exports will cause the drop in prices, but both net exports increase or decrease from the same, to maintain full employment level. 5. In Keynes School of the AD-AS theory, the net export changes in prices and income will be change in the same direction.