The Impact of Corporate Governance and Corporate Social Responsibility on Business Performance- Using Taiwan's Food Industry as an Example

• Main Authors: kuanta chen, 陳冠達
• Other Authors: 陳淑玲
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 104
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/xtvycu

碩士 === 南臺科技大學 === 工業管理研究所 === 103 === Since the 1990s, consecutive financial scandals of large companies and the threat of the Asian financial crisis have been made the world understand the importance of corporate governance to improve overall economic efficiency, as well as corporate governance must rely on the results of the interaction of the Board and the CEO. If the CEO does not respect the board of directors or board of directors cannot remonstrate with respect, no matter how good the principles are useless. Therefore, this paper studies information disclosed the Board and CEO of the food industry to explore the impact of corporate governance on firm performance. If the food industry wants to sustainable development, then they must pay attention to the seriousness of the problem of food security. The enterprise should be responsible for not only profit and shareholders, but also social and environmental responsibility. This study is to explore methods of corporate governance, corporate social responsibility and the relationship between corporate performance, structural equation modeling analysis, Pearson correlation coefficient analysis and regression analysis methods. The results found that (1) the relation between the size of the Board of Directors shareholding ratio and corporate performance was positively correlated (2) the relation between the education level of chairman and CEO and the company's performance was highly positively correlated (3) the relation between CEO during his tenure, the average salary and shareholding ratio and the corporate performance were positively correlated (4) the relation between CSR and corporate performance was negatively correlated. According to data analysis, this study find that good corporate governance can help enterprises enhance performance, and must measure the implementation of corporate social responsibility own ability, the use of excess resources, compared to promote the positive impact on business performance.