英文摘要 |
Many literatures revealed that ownership structure is mostly related to business performance, but what kind of connection is different. Therefore, this article attempts to explore the relationship between the ownership structure and business performance, so that investors in the market can refer to the above factors when investing in the future to respond to possible changes in business performance. This article collects annual financial information data and shareholding ratios from 2006 to 2019 to perform a regression analysis of panel data. Before the analysis, a correlation test is used to confirm that there is no collinearity problem among the selected variables, and then through Likelihood Ratio, Lagrange Multiplier, Hausman test selects the fixed-effect model as the most suitable model, so that we can more accurately know the relationship between the concentration of equity and the business performance of the sample we selected. The empirical results show that the equity concentration of Taiwan’s leading stocks is positively correlated with corporate operating performance. In addition, from the comparison of the F value of the model fit, it can be found that the model fit with Tobin’s Q as the performance indicator is better than the fit with other performance indicators as the explained variable. In addition, through the comparison of appropriate data, supplemented by reasonable derivation and judgment, it is proved that if the debt ratio and debt-to-equity ratio data are available at the same time, the debt ratio should be selected for empirical analysis in order to obtain a more accurate result. |