The Importance of Corporate Social Responsibility in Improving Corporate Value
Supriyati - - · Gunasti Hudiwinarsih
International Journal of Finance & Banking Studies · 2020 · Vol. 9 / Issue 3 · 121-130
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Abstract
Corporate value is a quality measure that indicates the consistency and sustainability of a company. Good corporate value can only be attained if the company has consistent financial performance, and that value will be used by decision makers inside or outside the company as the guide before making action. Attaining good corporate value should need comprehensive strategies integrated with company operation. Among those strategies is non-financial activity or social responsibility. This research expects that the disclosure of social responsibility by the company will adorn corporate image and give good impact on profitability and corporate value. This research is aimed to examine the effect of social responsibility disclosure on profitability and corporate value. Data testing was conducted using robust regression test and applied on 1306 data of public companies that are listed at Indonesia Stock Exchange on period 2015-2018. Result of the test shows that social responsibility affects profitability and corporate value.
Keywords: {'name': 'Corporate Social Responsibility, Profitability, Corporate value'}
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