This study was based on the dynamic response model of a political system proposed by the political scientist David Easton to investigate the effect that overall environmental factors had on the flow or mobility of the middle-class in Taiwan. Based on the successful experience of the U.S. in the 1980's, we know that governments should be actively involved in the development of a free economic environment (such as TIFA, ECFA, FTA, and the ”Returning Salmon” project). They should also propose industrial policies that are beneficial to Taiwan (such as the science and technological service industry and the development of medium-sized companies). Educational policies (such as the implementation of technical and vocational education and industry-academy cooperation) should be correlated with the strengthening of industrial policies and specialized training to enable the Y-generation to establish ideals for the future. If government departments can effect action, Taiwan is estimated to be able to recover its economic strength by 2028. Thus, the downward mobility rate of the middle-class will be effectively mitigated or reduced.