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When companies perform social responsibility disclosures, they may be subject to pressure from all stakeholders. The geographic location of an enterprise reflects the socio-political and economic condition of the area where the enterprise is located, which affects the composition and scale of local stakeholders to a certain extent. Companies geographically close to the financial center have a unique institutional environment, which has multiple impacts on corporate social responsibility-related activities. Based on the data of China's Shanghai and Shenzhen listed companies from 2013 to 2018, using ArcGIS software and panel data models, this paper analyzes the pressure that regionality may bring to companies, and explores the impact of companies' disclosure of social responsibility. The results show that: (1) The proximity of the company to the three financial centers of Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen has a positive impact on the disclosure of corporate social responsibility. The spillover effect of the financial center creates pressure on corporate social responsibility activities and disclosures, and further influences the company's policy behavior; (2) Compared with non-state-owned enterprises and non-cross-listed companies, state-owned or cross-listed companies have a stronger preference for geographical proximity in the disclosure of social responsibility activities; (3) The market competition type also affects the behavior of social responsibility disclosure, that is, the degree of competition in the industry plays an intensifying role rather than a substitute for the impact of geographic location on corporate social responsibility disclosure. The more intense the industry competition in which a company is located, the greater the pressure on social responsibility disclosure caused by geographic location. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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