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Causal Analysis of Advertising Expenditure and Business Performance
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기업의 경영성과와 광고비 간의 인과관계 분석

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Korean Association for Advertising and Public Relations The Korean Journal of Advertising and Public Relations Vol.11 No.1 KCI Accredited Journals
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2009.1
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141 - 165 (25page)

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One of the primary objectives of this research was to investigate whether, on overall company or business level, advertising can be regarded largely as investment that contributes to increased sales or operating profits, or, conversely, advertising expenditure is determined simply by the level of current or expected company sales. Thus, this research analyzed advertising expenditure in relation to sales, operating profits, and GDP. Specifically, using KIS-Value data from 1980 to 2006, this research performed two major analyses: 1) a series of tests for the stationarity of long term time-series data of advertising expenditure and those business performance variables for the corresponding period, and 2) tests for Granger-causality between advertising expenditure and the performance variables and, based on the results, a series of correlation analysis for the same data. The major findings are as follows: First, sales had higher explanatory power than operating profits in determining the level of advertising expenditure. And, there was significant correlation between advertising expenditure and sales. Also, those companies subjected to analysis appeared to be interested more in increasing profits than sales. Secondly, causality tests indicated that advertising expenditure precedes sales, suggesting that advertising may indeed play the role of investment. There was no Granger-causality between sales and GDP for either direction. But, there was Granger-causality between advertising and GDP for both directions, suggesting that advertising expenditure, rather than sales, responds more sensitively to change in macro-economic condition.

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