Does intellectual capital matter? Assessing the performance of CPA firms based on additive efficiency decomposition DEA
This study analyzed the "Cost efficiency" and "Revenue efficiency" of 207 certified public accountant firms in Taiwan by using the additive efficiency decomposition DEA approach. Furthermore, this study applied the Tobit regression to explore the relationship between CPA firms an...
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Elsevier B.V.
2023
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| 總結: | This study analyzed the "Cost efficiency" and "Revenue efficiency" of 207 certified public accountant firms in Taiwan by using the additive efficiency decomposition DEA approach. Furthermore, this study applied the Tobit regression to explore the relationship between CPA firms and intellectual capital (IC). The study found that the Big 4 and CPA firms that practiced auditing in China were relatively efficient in both cost and revenue. In addition, this research discovered that CPA firms relying mainly on auditing are more efficient in creating revenue and utilizing costs. Furthermore, the Tobit regression was employed to evaluate whether IC affected CPA firms' cost efficiency and revenue efficiency. This study found that IC played an important role in performance representation both in cost efficiency and revenue efficiency. Therefore, this study suggests that CPA firms should manage IC efficiently to enhance CPA firms' competitive abilities. © 2014 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved. |
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