Table 4.

Results when the independent variable is operating margin

Indicator/Variables(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) 
const−2201.9 **−2192.7 **−2201.8 **−2177.8 **−2091.7 **
ESG−0.2432              
Envir   −0.2316           
Social      −0.1559        
Governance         −0.1124     
env_bin            −149.4391**
lev−1.1192 ***−1.1218 ***−1.1201 ***−1.1199 ***−1.1232 ***
tac−0.0351  −0.0306  −0.0325  −0.0211  0.0206  
EPS0.0007 ***0.0007 ***0.0007 ***0.0007 ***0.0007 ***
cash_ratio50.7820  51.5755  51.8663  52.0602  73.2024  
size92.4196 **91.9831 **92.2550 **91.7749 **89.9048 **
bs−3.3868  −3.4194  −3.4078  −3.1867  −4.0372 **
ESG_×_fam0.4025              
Envir_×_fam   0.4542*         
Social_×_fam      0.3961        
Governance_×_fam         −0.1063     
Env_bin_×_fam            153.6731**
rsquared0.4018  0.4025  0.4022  0.4018  0.4581  
rsquared_overall−3.7179  −3.6681  −3.7298  −3.4470  −4.9567  
rsquared_betwee−9.4521  −9.3284  −9.4627  −8.8366  −12.9660  
rsquared_within0.3195  0.3217  0.3139  0.3280  0.3940  
Number of obs464  464  464  464  464  
Years periods9  9  9  9  9  
Note(s):

The results are the parameters of the fixed-effects model, which includes both individual and time effects. When applying the Breusch and Pagan (1979) test, we found evidence to reject the null hypothesis of homoscedasticity using robust standard errors. The variable sector and the binary variable family are not included in the results because the fixed-effect model already absorbs time-invariant characteristics. The ***, ** and *indicate parameter significance at 1, 5 and 10%, respectively

Source(s): Own elaboration

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