01744nam a2200265Ia 450000500170000000800410001724501960005824000360025410000390029010000090032970000160033870000100035470000250036411000110038926000320040025001120043230008640054430000120140830000060142049000110142650000060143702000090144365000150145260000110146720260803094222.0251212s9999    xx            000 0 und d1 aA Study on corporate social responsibility and firm size as predictors of earnings management /cMark Jufil V. Bag-ao, Ma. Elaine A. Palma, Alexandrea R. Villarosa , Mary Caferine A. Zerrudo.1 aFar Eastern University - Cavite  aBachelor of Science in Accountancy  d2022  aI, 89 pages  a28 cm0 aTH 658.15 B1461 2022  aTH0069  aEnglish :bCollege Library,  aCorporate finance -- Research ; Corporate finance -- Management -- Research ; Earnings managementxResearch  aThe purpose of this study is to conclude and investigate the relationship between corporate social responsibility, firm size, and earnings management. The research uses robust linear regression methods for hypothesis testing. In this study, discretionary accruals were used as a stand-in for earning management, and Dechow et al.(1999)`s modified Jones model was utilized to measure it. Furthermore, the total assests of a company were used as measurement to determine the size of the company. The statistical results indicated that only corporate social responsibility has a significant impact on eranings management, which is similar conclusion that had beeb reached by few prior studies on the same topic. Further results of this study reveal that there is not enough data to imply that firm size has a large imapct on earnings management among firms.: b1  a1 pages  d0  aThesis  a0  atext  aUnmediated 4avolume