Figures & data
Figure 1. Adapted from: (World Business Council for Sustainable Development, Citation2004), (Rasche, Citation2009) and (Zinenko, Rovira, & Montiel, Citation2015).
![Figure 1. Adapted from: (World Business Council for Sustainable Development, Citation2004), (Rasche, Citation2009) and (Zinenko, Rovira, & Montiel, Citation2015).](/cms/asset/12757201-9af5-4b8b-8392-c8b22d7fbbc3/oabm_a_1609188_f0001_b.gif)
Figure 2. ISO 26000’s seven core subjects of social responsibility26000’s seven core subjects of social responsibility.
![Figure 2. ISO 26000’s seven core subjects of social responsibility26000’s seven core subjects of social responsibility.](/cms/asset/f0dffdee-6bd1-4f2b-8e50-8bd7aa8b9af2/oabm_a_1609188_f0002_oc.jpg)
Table 1. Descriptive analysis of the variables of the Model 1
Table 2. Mean of disclosure about CSR and ISO 26000 over sectors of activity, audit quality and industry sensitivity
Table 3. Test of autocorrelation for the Model 1
Table 4. Test of multi-Collinearity for the Model 1
Table 5. Results of regression of Model 1
Table 6. Test of Model 2—Effect of dislosure about CSR through ISO 26000 on Information Asymmetry
Table 7. Result of Model 3 test (Effect of INAS on DISC)
Appendix 1. List of companies (the sample)
Appendix 2. CSR disclosure through ISO 26000 index based on Omair Alotaibi and Hussainey (Citation2016), GRI guideline and ISO 26000 core subjects