| dc.description.abstract | ABSTRACT
The manufacturing industry is one of
the major industries that have been attentive in issues
on corporate social responsibility (CSR) and
sustainable development. This research was designed
to examine the relationship of company descriptives
and CSR disclosure of publicly-listed manufacturing
companies in Indonesia. Company descriptives was
measured by company size, board of commissioner,
company profitability, and financial leverage. CSR
disclosure was measured using 50 CSR items from the
ISO 26000:2010 Guidance on Social Responsibility.
The population is 131 publicly-listed manufacturing
companies listed at Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX).
However, only 34 publicly-listed manufacturing
companies who consistently published annual reports
and CSR disclosure for the years of 2008 to 2010 were
used as the sample of this research. The technique for
examining the hypotheses was multiple regression
analysis. The results indicated that company
descriptives have simultaneous significant effects on
CSR disclosure. However, individually-tested, only
company size has a significant effect on CSR
disclosure. Moreover, there are only a few publiclylisted
manufacturing companies in Indonesia that
disclose CSR information through its annual reports. | en_US |
