Family control and corporate performance: the role of independent commissioners in reducing agency problems
Controle familiar e desempenho corporativo: o papel dos comissários independentes na redução de problemas de agência
Rosmiati Jafar; Basuki Basuki; Windijarto Windijarto; Rahmat Setiawan
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Resumo: Esta pesquisa analisa o efeito do controle familiar no desempenho corporativo tendo a proporção de conselheiros independentes como variável moderadora. A amostra desta pesquisa são empresas do setor manufatureiro listadas na Bolsa de Valores da Indonésia para o período 2012-2018, com 477 observações. Este estudo utiliza técnicas de mínimos quadrados ordinários (OLS) e análise de regressão moderada (MRA) para chegar aos resultados. Esta pesquisa descobriu que o controle familiar tem um efeito negativo significativo no desempenho corporativo. O outro resultado concluiu que a proporção de comissários independentes enfraquece significativamente o efeito negativo do controle familiar no desempenho empresarial.
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