Government subsidy, strategic profitability and its impact on financial performance: Empirical evidence from Indonesia
This paper examines the moderating impact of capital structure on the relationship between government subsidy, strategic profitability and financial strength of state-owned enterprises in Indonesia. A purposive sampling is used and data were collected from seven state-owned enterprises over the peri...
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my.utp.eprints.198242018-04-22T12:59:34Z Government subsidy, strategic profitability and its impact on financial performance: Empirical evidence from Indonesia Assagaf, A. Yusoff, Y.M. Hassan, R. This paper examines the moderating impact of capital structure on the relationship between government subsidy, strategic profitability and financial strength of state-owned enterprises in Indonesia. A purposive sampling is used and data were collected from seven state-owned enterprises over the period of 2005 to 2016. The empirical evidence provided by this paper indicates that government subsidy has a significant negative impact on the financial strength, which means that the state-owned enterprises are difficult to manage the company independently if the government continues to provide subsidies or additional capital. This study also found that strategic profitability has a significant positive impact on the financial strength, which means there are opportunities for management to perform profitability practice of earnings management as strategic to enhance the level of financial strength of the company. However, capital structure is strengthening the relations of 'government subsidy' and 'real earnings management' with the financial strength. So far, it is still little known how 'capital structure' affects the relationship between government subsidy and financial strength, specifically in the case of state-owned enterprises. LLC CPC Business Perspectives 2017 Article PeerReviewed https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85032641280&partnerID=40&md5=0059df4c21fa9d29681d4db6e8c0b6f1 Assagaf, A. and Yusoff, Y.M. and Hassan, R. (2017) Government subsidy, strategic profitability and its impact on financial performance: Empirical evidence from Indonesia. Investment Management and Financial Innovations, 14 (3). pp. 135-147. http://eprints.utp.edu.my/19824/ |
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This paper examines the moderating impact of capital structure on the relationship between government subsidy, strategic profitability and financial strength of state-owned enterprises in Indonesia. A purposive sampling is used and data were collected from seven state-owned enterprises over the period of 2005 to 2016. The empirical evidence provided by this paper indicates that government subsidy has a significant negative impact on the financial strength, which means that the state-owned enterprises are difficult to manage the company independently if the government continues to provide subsidies or additional capital. This study also found that strategic profitability has a significant positive impact on the financial strength, which means there are opportunities for management to perform profitability practice of earnings management as strategic to enhance the level of financial strength of the company. However, capital structure is strengthening the relations of 'government subsidy' and 'real earnings management' with the financial strength. So far, it is still little known how 'capital structure' affects the relationship between government subsidy and financial strength, specifically in the case of state-owned enterprises. |
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