Table 5.

Principal component analysis

ItemFactor loadingCommunalityEigen value% of variance
Voluntary non-financial reportingNew clientOld clientNew clientOld clientNew clientOld clientNew clientOld client
IC0.7870.7090.6190.8604.7223.82467.45754.624
HC0.8680.8190.7530.936 1.22212.95217.451
RC0.8750.8090.7650.856 1.04810.56114.968
OC0.8760.8440.7670.784  3.9865.889
SR0.7900.6700.6250.957  2.4784.373
ER0.8530.6910.7280.886  1.8571.527
IR0.6820.5980.4650.814  0.7091.168
Research variable – voluntary non-financial reporting
 New clientOld client
Cronbach’s alpha0.9100.843
Bartlett’s sphericity testChi2 = 344.846
p-value = 0.000***
Chi2 = 249.776
p-value = 0.000***
KMO*0.7490.641

Notes:

*KMO is the Keiser–Meyer–Olkin measure of sampling adequacy. Reported eigenvalue is the only one that showed a value greater than 1 (Kaiser, 1960). Even though more than one factor showed an eigenvalue greater than 1, we decided to retain only one factor for voluntary non-financial reporting with regards to old clients, because Human and Relational capital reports are part of the intellectual capital statement, *, ** and *** indicate a significance degree between 0.10 and 0.05, 0.05 and 0.01, and 0.01 and 0, respectively

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