Influence of Monitoring Mechanisms on Corporate Social Responsibility Disclosure of Listed Consumer Goods Companies in Nigeria
Abstract
This study investigated the effect of firm monitoring on corporate social responsibility disclosure among listed consumer goods companies in Nigeria. To achieve the above objectives, longitudinal research design was used while purposive sampling technique was used to select sample size of fourteen (14) quoted consumer goods companies out of study’s population of 20 quoted firms. Secondary data was extracted from annual reports of sampled 14 firms. The study used panel estimation regression methods to analysed the data.
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