Party branches, policy perception and corporate social responsibility: evidence from chinese private enterprises

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The authors find that, first, the embedding of party branches will improve the CSR performance of private enterprises in various dimensions by enhancing the perception of private enterprises in policy; second, in various influence pathways, the party branches will enhance the perceptions of policy related to economic interests, which has a more significant impact on enhancing the performance of philanthropic CSR. Studies have also found that Communist Party interventions, such as corporate party branches and inculcation of CEO ideology, promote environmental corporate social responsibility (ECSR) among Chinese firms (Zhou et_al, 2021; Su and Zhang . . .

 



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