La influencia del conflicto social y la licencia social para operar sobre el valor de la empresa
Resumen
A partir de información empírica del sector minero del Perú, se propone un modelo que relaciona el conflicto social, la licencia social para operar, y el valor de las empresas extractivas para contribuir a la comprensión de la dinámica socioempresarial del sector extractivo. Las variables que se utiliza en el modelo son el precio de las acciones mineras, el registro oficial de los conflictos, y las licencias sociales. Por medio de una regresión lineal multivariada, se encuentra que el incremento de los conflictos sociales disminuye el valor de las empresas, y que la licencia social para operar tiene un efecto positivo sobre esta variable; además, modera el impacto del conflicto en el valor de la empresa. El estudio confirma empíricamente las relaciones sociales y económicas entre empresas extractivas y comunidades, y orienta a directivos, políticos y autoridades sobre acciones para prevenir conflictos. También contribuye a cerrar la brecha de estudios empíricos en países con menor nivel de desarrollo.
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