中山管理評論

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中山管理評論  2020/6

第28卷第2期  p.333-355

DOI:10.6160/SYSMR.202006_28(2).0004


題目
以注意力基礎觀點論廣告投資與美國交叉上市之股票報酬
An Attention-Based View of Advertising Investment and Stock Return of Cross-Listings
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作者
楊季霖/臺北市立大學都會產業經營與行銷學系
Chi-Lin Yang/

Department of Urban Industrial Management and Marketing, University of Taipei


摘要(中文)

本研究以注意力觀點理論來探討廣告投資如何影響股票報酬。廣告投資不僅能創造無形資產亦能同時吸引投資人的目光。實證結果中,首先,廣告投資確實能吸引投資人的注意力進而創造正向股票投資報酬。其次,從開發中國家至美國交叉上市的公司及高科技至美國交叉上市公司亦能擁有正向的股票報酬。最後,若開發中國家至美國交叉上市的公司及高科技至美國交叉上市的公司,若投入越多的廣告支出,則能得到更高的正向股票報酬。尤其,那些來自開發中國家的高科技公司至美國交叉上市,經由廣告投資更能獲得更高的正向股票報酬。從管理意涵的角度,本研究建議經理人應該增加廣告投資來建立無形資產,降低資訊不對稱問題,進而吸引投資者。

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關鍵字(中文)

注意力基礎觀點、廣告投資、投資人、股票報酬


摘要(英文)

This study uses an attention-based view (ABV) to investigate how advertising investment influences stock returns. The advertising expenditures can not only create the intangible investment but also to catch the attention of investors. In these empirical results, first, the advertising investment can engage the investor’s attention to create the positive stock return. Secondly, the cross-listing firms from emerging countries and high-tech cross-listing firms bring the positive performance. Finally, cross-listing firms from emerging countries and high-tech cross-listing firms with more advertising expenditures own the positive impact on stock return. In particular, the high-tech cross-listing firms from the emerging countries have the positive stock return through advertising investments. For the managerial implication, the manager should increase advertising investments to build intangible assets and attract the attention of investors since less asymmetric information.

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關鍵字(英文)

Attention-based View, Advertising Investment, Investor, Stock Return


政策與管理意涵

The study has two implications for management. It supports the positive relationships among firm action, firm characteristics, and stock market valuation. Researchers would track the advertising investment, determine the outcomes of advertising investment decisions, and attempt to assess when and by how much market valuation changes in the future. First, the results demonstrate that advertising causes an investor’s response through a net increase in revenue. It means that advertising investment has a double impact on firm value, demonstrating that advertising investment can not only have positive impacts on earnings and revenues, but also bring positive effects on stock returns. This implies that managers should be cognizant of impacts due to advertising. Because managers could increase the level of advertisement for an intangible asset, it is simple enough to attract the attention of investors. Second, from an economic standpoint, the object of corporate strategy is the selection of countries or industries in which to participate and to better valuate in the market. Thus, there is another motivation for managers to spend specific intangible investments. Specifically, the results suggest that managers of high-tech cross-listing firms from emerging countries should increase advertising expenditure to gain the attention of investor, because the purpose of business strategy is to achieve a differential advantage over other competitors from other regions or industries.


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