The purpose of this study is to determine if Corporate Social Responsibility
has any effect on the profitability of non-cyclical consumer goods sector
companies in Indonesia. This research provides two models to examine the short
term and long-term effects of Corporate Social Responsibility on the companies’
profitability. The sample size for the first model is 315, which comprises data
from 63 companies over a five-year period. The second model has 63 samples.
This study employs a quantitative approach. The descriptive statistics are used to
analyse the data, followed by the F-test and ANOVA. Durbin-Watson test was
also employed to check whether there is any autocorrelation in the regression.
While the statistical computations were significant, the independent and control
factors' influence on the dependent variable is extremely modest. Thus, the results
of these statistical computations reveal that the existence of CSR has a negligible
effect on the companies' profitability in Indonesia.