英文摘要 |
This study aims to explore the relation between the investment in corporate social responsibility (CSR) of listed companies in Taiwan and their stock price performance. The results show that employee dividends, which are regarded as an implemented type of CSR, have a significant negative correlation with stock price returns, while cash dividends have no major correlation. For investors, the distribution of employee dividends is not considered to be the implementation of CSR. Due to the characteristic of the expenses attributed to financial reports, the stock price returns are still regarded as a loss of net profit, which is not conducive to the rise of stock prices in the market. In addition, the excessive financial leverage causes the increase in operating risk, which in turn negatively affects the stock price downturn. The size and the growth of the company indicates that investors have expectations for the business management of risks, the profitability and corporate development and they are willing to buy and hold the stocks at a higher price than market price. Finally, the PE ratio is negative correlation to the stock price returns, is is consistent with the previous literature studies. The overall results are expected to provide managers or investors with reference for future resource utilization. |