Environmental Regulations, Green Innovation and Performance: An Analysis of Industrial Sector Companies from Developed Countries and Emerging Countries

Borsatto, Jaluza Maria Lima Silva; Bazani, Camila Lima; Liboni, Lara Bartocci

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“…Estudos sobre o tema que verificam a relação entre a inovação verde e a competitividade dos países são pouco abordados na literatura. Borsatto e Amui (2019) e Borsatto et al, (2020) analisaram a competitividade dos países como antecedente da inovação verde, porém constataram que esta competitividade não promove a inovação verde nas empresas, demonstrando que o país sendo mais competitivo internacionalmente não define a busca pela inovação verde por parte das empresas.…”

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“…Muitos autores têm pesquisado o tema em busca de fatores que incentivem as práticas de inovação verde das empresas, como os fluxos de Investimento Direto Estrangeiro (IDE) (Song et al, 2015), a intensidade da competição de mercado, as regulamentações ambientais e os investimen tos em P&D (Borsatto & Amui, 2019;Dangelico, 2016;Song & Wang, 2018). Outra corrente de estudos analisou os impactos desta inovação no desempenho econômico e ambiental das empresas (Borsatto et al, 2020;Huang & Li, 2017;Stucki, 2019). Outra abordagem que vem surgindo sobre Inovação Verde refere-se à sua relação com o Crescimento Verde e a Tecnologia Verde nos países na promoção do desenvolvimento sustentável (Ribeiro et al, 2023).…”

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Social, Economic and Competitiveness aspects of Green Innovation

Borsatto,

Pimenta,

Bazani

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ASAA Journal

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Objective: The purpose of this study is to analyze how the adoption of green innovation practices by companies can affect the economic (Gross Domestic Product - GDP), social (Human Development Index - HDI) and competitiveness (Global Competitiveness Index - GCI) Development of Developed Countries (DC) and Emerging Countries (EC). Method: For the analysis, a three-level hierarchical regression model was used with repeated measures and estimated by Maximum Likelihood from a sample of 4061 publicly traded companies, 80% of which from the G7 countries and 20% from the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa). Results: The results showed that in relation to GDP, all green innovation indicators negatively influenced economic development in both DC and EC. With regard to the HDI, green innovation practices such as environmental management and environmental investments positively influence social development in DCs and ECs, respectively. As for competitiveness, the results revealed that only green innovation practices related to environmental policies showed statistically significant results demonstrating a negative relationship with the GCI both in the DC and in the EC. Contributions: The study contributes with possible ways for companies and governments to set goals to achieve Sustainable Development Goals, SDG-8 to promote sustainable and inclusive economic growth, SDG-9 to promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and foster innovation, and SDG-10 to strengthen and revitalize the global partnership for sustainable development.

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Social, Economic and Competitiveness aspects of Green Innovation

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“…However, the economic consequences of environmental regulations vary among the world's major economies. In developed countries, government environmental regulations often compel enterprises to upgrade outdated production processes, phase out obsolete industrial equipment, strengthen pollution control measures, aid enterprises in green innovation, and thereby enhance urban green total factor productivity [9][10][11]. Conversely, these conclusions have not been confirmed in emerging economies and developing countries.…”

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How Environmental Regulations Affect Green Total Factor Productivity—Evidence from Chinese Cities

Ye,

Liu,

Rong

2024

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Environmental pollution and resource waste in Chinese cities have become important obstacles to sustainable economic development, and it is urgent to change the mode of economic development and improve the quality of economic development. In response to this challenge, this study proposes environmental regulation as a solution and empirically tests the impact of environmental regulation on green total factor productivity. The empirical results show that environmental regulation can significantly improve urban green total factor productivity, the public environmental concern and green finance strengthen the positive effect of environmental regulation on urban green total factor productivity. The mechanism test shows that environmental regulation can improve urban green total factor productivity through green technological innovation and industrial structure upgrading. Heterogeneity analysis reveals that, compared to the resource-based cities, the positive effect of environmental regulation on urban green total factor productivity is more significant in the non-resource-based cities with relatively developed traditional finance and high levels of industrial modernisation. Compared to the central and western as well as the northeast regions of China, the positive effect of environmental regulation on urban green total factor productivity is more significant in the eastern region due to capital accumulation and technological constraints. The results of the study remain reliable after a series of endogeneity and robustness tests. These studies provide an important research basis for providing more targeted environmental regulation programmes and better improving green total factor productivity.

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“…It is noteworthy that the comparison between a developed and a developing one was also motivated by the lack of studies that deal with this topic through a cross-cultural approach. Innovation has been explored considerably in the literature (e.g., Yoshikuni, Favaretto, Albertin, & Meirelles, 2022;Rodrigues & Féres, 2022;López, Alcoforado, Saborido, & Seijo, 2022;Mikhailov, Puffal, & Santini, 2020), nonetheless, it has not been explored, in the same frequency, with a cross-cultural approach, that is, a perspective that takes into account the possible influence of national cultural characteristics on individuals' values, attitudes, and behaviors (e.g., Borsatto, Bazani, & Amui, 2020). In this sense, the present study was guided by the following research question: are there statistically significant differences between Brazilians and Americans with respect to innovation individual characteristics?…”

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Características individuais da inovação:

Athayde¹,

Coutinho

2023

Rev. Adm. Soc. Inov.

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A inovação tem sido discutida substancialmente na literatura, no entanto, tem sido pouco explorada por meio de estudos transculturais que comparam indivíduos de países desenvolvidos e em desenvolvimento e a possível influência das características culturais nacionais nas características individuais de inovação. O objetivo deste estudo foi analisar as diferenças nas características de inovação entre indivíduos no Brasil e nos Estados Unidos e discutir essas diferenças à luz das características culturais nacionais. Analisamos dados de 2.223 americanos e de 1.486 brasileiros por meio de testes estatísticos de comparação de médias, destacando as especificidades das características de inovação de brasileiros e americanos. Entre outros achados, os resultados desta pesquisa apontam que os respondentes brasileiros valorizam novas ideias e criatividade mais do que os respondentes americanos e concordam mais fortemente do que os americanos que mais ênfase na tecnologia em um futuro próximo seria benéfico. Esses resultados podem ser associados ao perfil coletivista brasileiro que estimula a inovação por meio da socialização e de ideias colaborativas. Por outro lado, os entrevistados americanos demonstraram valorizar a aventura e assumir riscos mais do que os brasileiros, o que pode estar associado às pontuações mais baixas dos Estados Unidos na dimensão cultural Aversão à Incerteza. Este estudo estimula outras investigações sobre o tema com uma abordagem transcultural, lançando luz sobre diferenças importantes entre indivíduos de diferentes nacionalidades, especialmente em tempos de crescente globalização e internacionalização.

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Environmental Regulations, Green Innovation and Performance: An Analysis of Industrial Sector Companies from Developed Countries and Emerging Countries

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How Environmental Regulations Affect Green Total Factor Productivity—Evidence from Chinese Cities

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