Impact of Corporate Governance and CSR on Financial Performance
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This report examines the relationship between corporate governance, corporate social responsibility (CSR), and financial performance, drawing on a study of Australian listed companies. The analysis incorporates several key theoretical frameworks, including agency theory, legitimacy theory, stakeholder theory, and resource-based view theory, to explain how corporate governance and intellectual capital influence a firm's CSR disclosure and overall financial outcomes. The research highlights the importance of transparent corporate governance practices and the disclosure of intellectual capital in enhancing firm value and achieving sustainable competitive advantages. The report emphasizes the need for effective management of corporate governance to improve CSR practices and financial performance. The study also underscores the significance of intellectual capital and its role in shaping corporate governance structures. The report is intended to provide an understanding of the relationship between corporate governance, CSR, and financial performance.
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