英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study is to explore the relationship between family businesses and conservatism, and to analyze in depth the equilibrium of agency problem. This study was evaluated by the agent's salary structure and agent's responsibilities, and thorough analysis to understand the comparison of the operating performance of family business agents and non-family business. The research results obtained under the six different equilibriums are found as follows: (1)When the agent's performance pay rate of family businesses is greater than that of the non-family businesses, the family business has a higher surplus than the nonfamily business in the two equilibriums; the surplus of the family business may not be higher than that of the non-family business in the four equilibriums.(2)When the agent's performance pay rate of family businesses is smaller than that of the non-family businesses, the surplus of the family business may not be higher than that of the non-family business in the six equilibriums.(3)When the agent's performance pay rate of family businesses is equal to that of the non-family businesses, the family business has a higher surplus than the nonfamily business in the three equilibriums; the surplus of the family business may not be higher than that of the non-family business in the other three equilibriums.(4)If the responsible reputation rate is greater than the agent's performance salary rate, then accounting conservatism is the dominant strategy; conversely, accounting enthusiasm is the dominant strategy. |