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The Financial Implications of CSR: The Linear and Non-Linear Relationship Between CSR and Firm Performance and the Role of Governance

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CSR initiatives are becoming more widespread as stakeholders emphasize their importance in both developed and developing countries. CSR is regarded as a necessity for survival and a requirement for remaining competitive. However, as CSR entails substantial costs and consumes valuable resources, the

financial implications are a matter of concern to businesses. Yet, there is still no consensus on the direction of the relationship. The inconclusive pattern could point to a more complex mechanism than simple linear correlations. Specifically, the relationship may be non-linear.The relationship be

tween CSR and firm performance of firms in Asia-Pacific is investigated in this study. The effect of governance at the firm and country levels is also examined. This study employs two main firm performance measures, namely accounting-based and market-based performance. The accounting-based measures

include return on assets (ROA) and return on equity (ROE), while the market-based measures include price-to-book ratio (PBV) and Tobin’s q (TOBIN). To reflect expected differences in CSR initiatives and institutional determinants, a sample of 660 firm-year observations were selected from publicly li

sted firms in 11 Asia-Pacific countries from 2019 to 2020.This study provides evidence of the non-linear link between CSR and firm performance, particularly on the relationship between environmental initiatives and market-based measures of firm performance. The non-linearity is also revealed to be p

ronounced for smaller firms. Furthermore, the findings indicate that the CSR-firm performance relationship is moderated by governance. While some governance mechanisms flatten the relationship, others steepen it, causing both the negative and positive effects to be more pronounced.In order to motiva

te businesses to pursue socially desirable activities while avoiding negative impacts, it is imperative to find the optimal level between the benefits of investments and the costs associated with them. Given that CSR initiatives may not pay off immediately and that the relationship between CSR and f

irm performance is not linear, considerable resources and long-term planning should be devoted to this area.