Table A1

Table research variables and measurement

VariableDescriptionMeasurement
Dependent variableCumulative abnormal return (CAR)The window period abnormal returns are used to measure cumulative abnormal returnsAbnormal return (t−3, t+3)
Independent variableEarnings performance (EP)The earnings per share will measure the earnings performance of company(Earnings per share-Earnings per share, y−1)/Pt−2
Moderating variableInternal control (IC)The natural logarithm will measure the company’s internal control indexln (Internal control index)
Control variableCompany size (SIZE)The natural logarithm will measure the size of the company for total assetsln (Total asset)
Control variableLeverage ratio (LEV)Leverage ratio will be measured by dividing total liability on total assetsTotal liability/Total Asset
Control variableReturn on total assets (ROA)Return on total assets can be measured by dividing net income on total assetsNet income/Total Asset
Control variableSystemic risks (BETA)Systematic risk calculated using daily stock returns over the past one yearCapital Assets Pricing
Model (CAPM)
Control variableOperating income growth rate (GROWTH)The operating income will measure the growth rate of companyCurrent year operating income/last year operating income - 1
Control variableAudit quality (BIG4)The audit quality is measured by Big 4 auditorsif the auditor is big4, it is 1; otherwise, it is 0
Control variableBoard size (BOARD)The natural logarithm will measure the board sizeln (Board size)
Control variableIndependent director (INDEP)The independent director can be measured by dividing independent directors on board directorsIndependent directors/Board directors
Control variableFirm age (FIRMAG)The natural logarithm will measure the firm ageln (Current year -Establishment year + 1)

Source(s): Authors' own work

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