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The CSR–CFP relationship in the presence of institutional voids and the moderating role of family ownership.

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Název: The CSR–CFP relationship in the presence of institutional voids and the moderating role of family ownership.
Autoři: Cordeiro, James J., Galeazzo, Ambra, Shaw, Tara Shankar
Zdroj: Asian Business & Management; Feb2023, Vol. 22 Issue 1, p137-163, 27p
Témata: FAMILY roles, SOCIAL responsibility of business, FAMILY-owned business enterprises, FINANCIAL performance, PANEL analysis
Abstrakt: In weak institutional contexts characterized by institutional voids, firms often struggle to demonstrate their ethical conduct. They are seen as raising the costs of influencing stakeholders and correspondingly the level of investment needed in stakeholder influence capacity in order to achieve corporate financial performance (CFP). We hypothesize and find support for a U-shaped curvilinear relationship between corporate social responsibility (CSR) engagement level and CFP in the context of India—a country characterized by relatively weak institutions. We also investigate whether family firms can help overcome the drawbacks of weak institutional contexts and thus influence the relationship between CSR and CFP. We adopt a large sample, panel data approach to test our theoretical model. We observe a U-shaped relationship, consistent with earlier findings in developed countries. However, we find that this significant U-shaped relationship is observed only in the case of family firms in our sample. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstrakt:In weak institutional contexts characterized by institutional voids, firms often struggle to demonstrate their ethical conduct. They are seen as raising the costs of influencing stakeholders and correspondingly the level of investment needed in stakeholder influence capacity in order to achieve corporate financial performance (CFP). We hypothesize and find support for a U-shaped curvilinear relationship between corporate social responsibility (CSR) engagement level and CFP in the context of India—a country characterized by relatively weak institutions. We also investigate whether family firms can help overcome the drawbacks of weak institutional contexts and thus influence the relationship between CSR and CFP. We adopt a large sample, panel data approach to test our theoretical model. We observe a U-shaped relationship, consistent with earlier findings in developed countries. However, we find that this significant U-shaped relationship is observed only in the case of family firms in our sample. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:14724782
DOI:10.1057/s41291-021-00157-z