Quantitative Analysis of the Relationship Between IFRS and Social Responsibility Reporting in Nigeria
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Background of the Study
Social responsibility reporting reflects a company’s commitment to ethical practices and community well-being. IFRS provides guidelines that encourage organizations to include non-financial disclosures, fostering greater transparency in social responsibility reporting. This study explores the relationship between IFRS adoption and the quality of social responsibility reporting in Nigeria.
Statement of the Problem
Many Nigerian companies lack comprehensive and transparent social responsibility reports, limiting stakeholder insights into their ethical and social commitments. The extent to which IFRS adoption has influenced these reports remains unclear, necessitating further investigation.
Aim and Objectives of the Study
The aim of this study is to conduct a quantitative analysis of the relationship between IFRS adoption and social responsibility reporting in Nigeria.
Specific objectives include:
- To analyze the impact of IFRS adoption on the quality of social responsibility reporting in Nigerian companies.
- To evaluate the level of compliance with social responsibility disclosure requirements under IFRS.
- To examine stakeholder perceptions of social responsibility reports post-IFRS adoption.
- To identify factors influencing the relationship between IFRS and social responsibility reporting in Nigeria.
Research Questions
- What is the impact of IFRS adoption on the quality of social responsibility reporting in Nigeria?
- To what extent do Nigerian companies comply with IFRS requirements for social responsibility disclosures?
- How do stakeholders perceive social responsibility reports post-IFRS adoption?
- What factors influence the relationship between IFRS and social responsibility reporting in Nigeria?
Research Hypotheses
- IFRS adoption significantly improves the quality of social responsibility reporting in Nigerian companies.
- Compliance with IFRS requirements positively influences stakeholder perceptions of social responsibility reports.
Significance of the Study
This study provides valuable insights into the role of IFRS in promoting ethical and transparent business practices through social responsibility reporting, offering guidance to policymakers and corporate leaders.
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