英文摘要 |
This research was to discuss whether the investment amount of CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) has impacts on CAR (Cumulative Abnormal Returns) of stock price during the announcement of stock repurchase. This research adopted event study from 2006 to 2009. The influential factors discussed were short-run input of CSR: the total score of CSR whole year before event day; long-run input of CSR: the weighted average score of CSR three years before event day; the input level of CSR within industry: the industrial average score whole year before event day. Two control variables were also adopted: MBR (Market-to-Book ratio) and total asset, both were whole year data before event day. In addition, one dummy variable were included to classified data into before/after financial crisis, to verify the influence of financial crisis on CAR. According to empirical result, regardless of short-run, long-run or industrial input, the amount of CSR has no significant influence on CAR, if any, negative influence and only achieved 10% significant level. Such result caters to the insurance-like effect of CSR introduced previously by scholars, which stated the input of CSR would only show effects when enterprises facing difficulties due to negative event as a buffer. However, it increases financial expenditure and might have negative influence on financial performance without negative events. |