Corporate Social Responsibility impacts sustainable organizational growth (firm performance): An empirical analysis of Pakistan stock exchange-listed firms

Abstract

This study examines of impact on Organizational sustainable growth (firm performance) of Corporate Social responsibility, Leverage on Assets, firm age and firm. This study used sample data of 296 Pakistan stock exchange-listed firms and applied correlation, Ordinary least square regression model for estimate factor impact, and Robustness use for the result is reliable and sustainable. This study used Sustainable Corporate Social responsibility (independent variable), leverage on Assets (moderator variable), firm age and firm size (control variable) and Correlation, Ordinary least square regression model that confirmed their variables, i.e. Corporate Social responsibility, Leverage on Assets, firm age and firm size highly impacting on sustainable organizational growth (firm performance). Robustness test results also confirm the reliability, validity and sustainability of results. That shows results are highly significant reliable, and sustainable. Sustainable Corporate Social responsibility is the leading factor that enhances the firm performance. Firm size and age are significant for sustainable organizational growth (firm performance). This study implication is very significant; policymakers more focus on Sustainable Corporate Social responsibility and corporate commitments. Study recommended to firms; developed a sustainable environmental structure: Enhancing the employee's motivation (self-efficacy), performance per-motion bonuses, employee's need and Corporate Social responsibility leads to sustainable organizational growth (firm performance).