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5. Conclusion

Berglof and Pajuste (2005) finding that finance performance of company closely related to which how easy the information available at public.

Appendix 3.1 showed Pearson correlation between CGI and other control variable with ROE and ROA. But only CGI, company age had significant correlation to ROA. All variable had positive relation with ROE and statistically significant except sales growth that have negative relation but not significant.

Multiple regression result indicated the existence of positive relationship between CG and control variables to ROA. All variables were statistically significant at level 1% except company size significant at level 5%.

Multiple regression with ROE showed that all variables have positive relationship except sales growth have negative relation to ROE but not significant.

Result of sensitivity analysis found finding positive relation between CG with ROA and ROE as a financial performance measurement. This result was in line with research Miyajima (2005) that found positive relation between CGI and ROA in Japan. This result also as in line with Brown and Caylor (2006) expressing that company that have better corporate governance will have high ROE and ROA also.

Result of sensitivity analysis strengthens the hypothesis expressing that CG have positive correlation with company performance. This result found the relationship CGI with the three performance measurement EVA, ROA and ROE. Based on this coefficient CG more stronger influence ROE compared to EVA and ROA.

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37 improve the CG practice to increase the firm value. Company in Indonesia is also expected to adopt EVA as performance measurement, which still a little applied by companies in Indonesia. EVA is expected to reflect the performance and value of companies. Investor can use EVA as an alternative performance measurement of companies that is useful for investment decision.

Limitation of this research was the number of samples. The research only used 64 samples for two years because the availability of data.

Further researches can use more samples and also lengthen the time span of research. They can used another CG index like CLSA, CGPI that resulted from IICD (Indonesian Institute on Corporate Governance). In this research, we only used company becoming 100 companies that have higher EVA score. For further research, they can use all companies. Another controlled variable can be considered in the regression models.

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Appendix 1 Summary of previous research

No Researcher Samples Performance

measurement Result 1. Durnev and Kim Index of CLSA 859 Tobins’Q Positive

(2003) firm in 270 countries

2. Klapper and Love Index of CLSA 374 firms Tobins’Q Positive

(2002) in 14 countries

3. Black, Jang and Korean CG index

515 firm Tobins’Q Positve

Kim (2005)

4. Mohanty (2001) Index of CG 113 firm in Tobins’Q Positive

India

5. Miyajima (2005) CG score in Jepang Tobins’Q Positive

ROA Positive

6. Bauer, Günster, Deminor CG rating in Eropa Tobins’Q Positive and Otten (2003) and Amerika Serikat ROE Negative

NPM Negative

7. Gompers, Ishii, Governance index of 1500 firms Profit Positive

Metrick (2003) Sales growth Positive

8. Arsjah (2002) CGPI 2001 PBV Not significant

CLSA 2001 PBV Positive

9. Farhani (2006) CGPI 2001-2004 PBV Not significant 10. Utama and CGPI 2001 Spread EVA Positive

Afriani (2005) MV/IC Negative

CLSA 2001 spread EVA Not significant

MV/IC Positive

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39 Appendix 2 Sensitivity analysis of CGI component

Appendix 2.1 Pearson correlation matrix of CGI component and EVA

EVA R ET RS DT RB

EVA 1 0.171 0.303** 0.281** 0.467* 0.372*

(0.178) (0.015) (0.025) (0.000) (0.003)

Rights of Shareholders ® 0.171 1 -0.028 0.158 0.353* 0.173

(0.178) (0.824) (0.211) (0.004) (0.172)

Equitable Treatment (ET) 0.303** -0.028 1 0.216*** 0.336* 0.198

(0.015) (0.824) (0.087) (0.007) (0.117)

Role of Stakeholders (RS) 0.281** 0.158 0.216*** 1 0.578* 0.250**

(0.025) (0.211) (0.087) (0.000) (0.046)

Disclosure and Transparency

(DT) 0.467* 0.353* 0.336* 0.578* 1 0.604*

(0.000) (0.004) (0.007) (0.000) (0.000)

Responsibility of the Board

(RB) 0.372* 0.173 0.198 0.250** 0.604* 1

(0.003) (0.172) (0.117) (0.046) (0.000)

Notes: * significant 0.01; ** significant 0.05; *** significant 0.10.

Appendix 2.2 Sensitivity analysis

Impact of CGI component to EVA with control variables

Variable Koefisien Std. Error t-Statistic Prob.

C -1.0735 0.0650 -16.5010 0.0000

Rights of shareholders -0.0500 0.0482 -1.0364 0.3046 Equitable treatment of shareholders 0.6708 0.0476 14.0910 0.0000 Role of shareholders 0.0132 0.0344 0.3852 0.7016 Disclosure transparency 0.4007 0.0573 6.9947 0.0000 Responsibility of the board 0.0399 0.0516 0.7743 0.4421

GROWTH 0.0424 0.0044 9.6982 0.0000

LEVERAGE 0.0006 0.0041 0.1388 0.8901

SIZE 0.0122 0.0047 2.5979 0.0121

AGE 0.1249 0.0129 9.6672 0.0000

R-squared 0.9457 Mean dependent var 0.0579

Adjusted R-squared 0.9367 S.D. dependent var 0.4363 S.E. of regression 0.1098 Sum squared resid 0.6514

F-statistic 104.4593 Durbin-Watson stat 1.3272

Prob(F-statistic) 0.0000

Lampiran 3 Hasil analisis sensitivitas dengan variable ROA and ROE

Appendix 3.1 Pearson correlation matrix of CG index, control variables, ROA and ROE

CGI GROWTH LEVERAGE SIZE AGE ROA ROE CGI 1 -0.137 0.256** 0.522* 0.289** 0.236*** 0.593*

(0.280) (0.041) (0.000) (0.020) (0.061) (0.000) GROWTH -0.137 1 0.072 -0.138 -0.227*** -0.101 -0.001 (0.280) (0.570) (0.277) (0.072) (0.426) (0.995) LEVERAGE 0.256** 0.072 1 0.256** 0.282** 0.013 0.618*

(0.041) (0.570) (0.041) (0.024) (0.919) (0.000) SIZE 0.522* -0.138 0.256** 1 0.341* 0.146 0.428*

(0.000) (0.277) (0.041) (0.006) (0.251) (0.000) AGE 0.289** -0.227*** 0.282** 0.341* 1 0.498* 0.304**

(0.020) (0.072) (0.024) (0.006) (0.000) (0.014) ROA 0.236*** -0.101 0.013 0.146 0.498* 1 0.397*

(0.061) (0.426) (0.919) (0.251) (0.000) (0.001) ROE 0.593* -0.001 0.618* 0.428* 0.304** 0.397* 1 (0.000) (0.995) (0.000) (0.000) (0.014) (0.001) Notes: * significant 0.01; ** significant 0.05; *** significant 0.10.

Appendix 3.2 Sensitivity analysis, ROA and ROE as dependent variables ROA as dependent variable

Variables Coefficient Std. Error t-Statistic Prob.

C -0.3051 0.0213 -14.3124 0.0000

CGI 0.3167 0.0315 10.0467 0.0000

GROWTH 0.0326 0.0081 4.0159 0.0002

LEVERAGE -0.0303 0.0040 -7.4811 0.0000

SIZE -0.0126 0.0056 -2.2626 0.0274

AGE 0.2325 0.0254 9.1598 0.0000

R-squared 0.8494 Mean dependent var. 0.3127 Adjusted R-squared 0.8364 S.D. dependent var. 0.2831 S.E. of regression 0.1145 Sum squared resid. 0.7609 F-statistic 65.4068 Durbin-Watson stat 1.0331

ROE as dependent variable

Variables Coefficient Std. Error t-Statistic Prob.

C -0.8710 0.0386 -22.5363 0.0000

CGI 1.1840 0.1023 11.5779 0.0000

GROWTH 0.0342 0.0116 2.9489 0.0046

LEVERAGE 0.0972 0.0160 6.0708 0.0000

SIZE 0.0408 0.0100 4.0582 0.0001

AGE -0.0165 0.0215 -0.7679 0.4457

R-squared 0.8882 Mean dependent var. 0.4149 Adjusted R-squared 0.8786 S.D. dependent var. 0.4032 S.E. of regression 0.1405 Sum squared resid. 1.1451 F-statistic 92.1773 Durbin-Watson stat 1.3869

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