| dc.description.abstract | Examining how corporate governance affects the relationship between capital structure and
company performance is the goal of this research. This research makes use of secondary data in
the shape of financial reports from 30 organizations from 2016-2021 for its calculations. Using
moderated regression analysis, data were examined. The findings show that choices about
capital structure funding affect financial performance favorably. This only pertains to recent
loans, though. Otherwise, long-term debt has a negative and negligible influence on both profit
on assets and profit on stock. These findings are congruent with the pecking order theory, which
states that based on real facts, corporate earnings and capital structure have an adversarial
connection. | en_US |
