绿色创新是否对董事会性别多样性和公司绩效有重要影响?

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Intangible Capital Pub Date : 2023-02-21 DOI:10.3926/ic.2020

Mahsina Mahsina, Dian Agustia

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目的:本研究的动机是关于董事会性别多样性和绿色创新对公司绩效的作用的争论的发展。本研究旨在探讨绿色创新对董事会性别多样性和公司绩效影响的中介作用。设计/方法/方法:本研究采用回归分析。该数据集使用了2017-2019年期间印度尼西亚证券交易所518家上市公司的样本。研究结果:基于2017年至2019年的1554家公司年度观察，结果显示董事会性别多样性的存在对绿色创新有负面影响，绿色创新与公司绩效之间的关系不显著。然而，我们发现董事会性别多样性对公司绩效有积极影响。更重要的是，绿色创新并不是董事会性别多样性与公司绩效之间关系的必要因素。研究局限性/启示:本研究仅使用了单个国家的样本公司，因此，理论启示可能适用于具有类似条件的新兴国家(印度尼西亚)。未来的研究需要在多个国家的更多样本中做更多的工作。此外，未来的研究可能适用于其他公司治理特征变量。实践启示:我们的研究结果首先可以支持企业实施低成本的绿色创新替代方案。其次，本文可以为印尼政府通过加强对环境方面的监管来支持商业环境提供见解，为实施绿色创新的公司提供激励。社会启示:本文的研究结果可为提高女性在董事会公司的参与度提供参考。此外，本研究还带来了社区对绿色环保产品的使用和消费行为的变化。原创性/价值:我们的研究在许多方面对文献做出了贡献，首先，在性别文献中，女性董事的存在仍然被证明对提高公司绩效有更多的承诺。其次，研究结果还提供了绿色创新在董事会性别多样性与公司绩效关系中的作用的重要见解，这仍然是一个有争议的问题，其中绿色创新并不是性别与公司绩效改善关系的重要因素。

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Does green innovation have an important role in the effect of board gender diversity and firm performance?

Purpose: This research is motivated by the development of the debates on the role of board gender diversity and green innovation on firm performance. This study aims to investigate the mediating role of green innovation on the effect of board gender diversity and firm performance.Design/methodology/approach: This research employs regression analysis. The dataset using samples of 518 public listed companies on the Indonesia Stock Exchange over the period of 2017–2019.Findings: Based on 1,554 firm-year observations for the period of 2017 to 2019, the results revealed that the presence of board gender diversity had a negative effect on green innovation and the relationship between green innovation and firm performance was insignificant. However, we found that board gender diversity showed a positive effect on firm performance. More importantly, green innovation is not an essential factor in the relationship between board gender diversity and firm performance.Research limitations/implications: This research used only sample companies in a single country, therefore, the theory implication might apply to emerging countries with similar conditions (Indonesia). Future research needs to do more in more samples with multiple countries. Also, future research might apply with others corporate governance characteristics variables.Practical implications: Our result findings, first, can be used to support the company to implement the alternative of the low cost of green innovation. Second, this paper can be used to give insight for the government of Indonesia in supporting the business-based environment by strengthening the regulation on the environmental aspect, provide the incentives for companies with green innovation implementation.Social Implications: This paper’s result can be used as a reference to enhance women’s participation in the board’s firm. Furthermore, this study also brings the changes of the community behavior to use and consume the product with green and environmental concerns.Originality/value: Our study contributes to the literature in many ways, first, on gender literature that the presence of female directors on board is still proven to have more commitment to improve the firm performance. Second, the findings also provide an important insight of green innovation’s role in the relationship between board gender diversity and firm performance that it is still a controversial issue, where green innovation is not an important factor in the relationship of gender to firm performance improvement.

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