THE IMPACT OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY, ENVIRONMENTAL TAXE AND GOVERNANCE ON THE FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF FTSE100 LISTED COMPANIES IN UK

Adel Necib (), Tijani Amara () and Jarboui Anis ()
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Adel Necib: Adel Necib
Tijani Amara: High Institute of Business Administration, Gafsa University, Tunisia
Jarboui Anis: Faculty of Economics and Management, Sfax

Journal of Smart Economic Growth, 2022, vol. 7, issue 1, 53-87

Abstract: This research aims to iditenfy the link between corporate social responsability, environmental tax and national governance on the financial performance of FTSE100 listed companies in UK. The empirical analysis consists of a case study of 64 FTSE100 listed companies which generates a sample of 385 observations. A series of hypothesis are tested by the regression analysis which validates them in a great proportion. The paper concludes on the necessity to integrate the citizen's satsifaction as an inherent measure of the company's performance while admitting that the performance of public administration is complex, unpredictable and thus adjusting the performance to the hazards of the system.

Keywords: Environnemental Tax; Performance; Corporante Governance; Board of Directors (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2022
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