Disclosure of social operations, innovation, and firm performance of companies listed in the stock exchange of thailand
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Disclosure of social operations, Innovation Investment, Firm performanceบทคัดย่อ
Sustainability development is a way to create business opportunity. It is crucial for business operations. Social corporate responsibility (CSR) and innovation investment are key elements for sustainability development and reflect financial performances. The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship and effect between disclosure of social operations, innovation investment, and firm performance of companies in the Stock Exchange of Thailand. The data were collected from companies with sustainable firm performance listed in SET (Stock Exchange of Thailand) 104 the list of companies during the years (2015 -2018). Data were analyzed using AMOS statistical software by employing Structural Equation Modeling (SEM), path analysis and maximum likelihood method (ML) to estimate the absolute path.
The study found that disclosure of social operations had no relationship with the firm performance of companies in the stock exchange of Thailand. The innovation investment had no relationship with the firm performance of companies in the stock exchange of Thailand. On the contrary, disclosure of social operations had a relationship and an effect on innovation investment.
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