Corporate social responsibility, Green supply chain management and firm performance: The moderating role of big-data analytics capability

Wang, Chenxiao; Zhang, Qingpu; Zhang, Wei

doi:10.1016/j.rtbm.2020.100557

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“…For the eastern cities, they should pay more attention to industrial structure optimization with their good foundation: ① encouraging high pollution enterprises to install sewage treatment equipments by tax subsidy; ② encouraging enterprises by financial reward to develop and utilize new tech and new equipment to produce in environment-friendly ways. For example, green supply chain management can improve corporate performance while protecting the environment Wang et al [50]. For the non-eastern cities, they should focus on industrial structure realization.…”

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confidence: 99%

Industrial Structure, R&D Staff, and Green Total Factor Productivity of China: Evidence from the Low‐Carbon Pilot Cities

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Using data of 26 cities in China from 2004 to 2017, the green total factor productivity is investigated by the SMM-GML method. The corresponding empirical analysis is conducted with the DID model. This paper investigates the relation between low-carbon pilot policy (LCC) and green total factor productivity and discusses the mediating effect of industrial structure and the number of R&D staff (RDS). First, we find that LCC has a significant effect on pilot cities’ GTFP. And, it also promotes GTFP via industrial structure. Second, LCC can improve industrial structure optimization and realization, and industrial structure realization affects GTFP significantly, while optimization cannot. Third, LCC cannot attract more RDS, and RDS harms local GDFP because of talent misallocation. At last, the rate of GTFP presented different upward trends in the order of non-eastern cities and eastern cities. The effect of LCC on GTFP is significant in non-eastern cities, but not eastern ones, which clearly demonstrates the imbalanced development of the green economy. Therefore, the governments of eastern and non-eastern regions should adopt different measures based on local conditions in industrial structure transformation and recruitment and strengthen environmental regulations to make the effect of the low-carbon policy lasting and promote GTFP growth balance in all regions.

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Section: Policy Implicationsmentioning

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Industrial Structure, R&D Staff, and Green Total Factor Productivity of China: Evidence from the Low‐Carbon Pilot Cities

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“…Studies have found that ecological awareness affects people's sense of social responsibility, which in turn affects people's behaviour and practices [23]. And, corporate social responsibility induces firms to create value for the environment and society and reduce the occurrence of environmental problems [24]. erefore, it is reliable that Unity of Man and Nature will affect the management's attitude and decision-making towards energy conservation and emission reduction, which in turn affects corporate social responsibility behaviour and enables firms to accelerate the pace of carbon emission reduction.…”

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The Influence of Academic Independent Directors and Confucianism on Carbon Information Disclosure: Evidence from China

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As global warming has received widespread attention, the disclosure of firms’ carbon information has been expected by increasing stakeholders. This study extends the previous literature on the determinants of firms’ carbon information disclosure by examining the influence of academic independent directors and Confucianism on the quality of carbon information disclosure. Using a sample of Chinese listed firms in the CSI 300 Index during the period of 2012–2018, our empirical results show that academic independent directors have a significantly positive association with the quality of carbon information disclosure. The results also reveal that Confucianism positively affects the quality of carbon information disclosure. Moreover, Confucianism positively moderates the relationship between academic independent directors and the quality of carbon information disclosure. The results imply that Confucianism, as an informal system, can promote the governance effect of academic independent directors on firms’ carbon information disclosure behaviour. Our findings offer shareholders, regulators, and other stakeholders an integrating perspective on motivating firms to disclose high quality carbon information.

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“…Severity is an ordered rank variable, which is set to 1, 2, or 3 for firms in the product-harm sample according to the severity of the event, and 0 for control firms. Columns (1) and 4contain estimation results when they include Book leverage, Size, Sales, and calendar year dummies. Columns (2) and (5) contain estimation results when they add Number of suppliers.…”

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“…All estimations include year dummies and 1-level INC. Column (1) and Column (2) are the results run in the Fama3 and Fama5 models, respectively, and Incidence is the endogenous variable. Column (3) and Column (4) are the results run in the e-period model and the market model, respectively, and Severity is the endogenous variable.…”

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The Effect of Product-Harm Crises on the Financial Value of Firms under the Concept of Green Development

Yang

Dong

2021

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Product-harm crises can trigger product recalls or product discards, which is very likely to cause secondary pollution to the environment. Also, these crises may harm customers’ health and threaten firms’ survival. To foster low-carbon economy and green development in such complex systems, this paper studies the internal mechanism of the product crisis and its impact on the firm value. It proposes a two-stage model to avoid the endogeneity of product-harm crises. In the first stage, this paper assesses the effect of firms’ leverage on their capacity to produce higher quality products. In the second stage, this paper conducts the impact of these crises on stock prices. Then, it depicts the financial effects of product-harm crises over time, and analyzes the differences of such effects based on brand equity. Results show that book leverage can positively impact firms’ capacity to produce high-quality products. In addition, the market’s response to product-harm crises is significant at 1% level, and with the increase in severity, the market reaction is more prominent. Furthermore, its negative effect is persistent for a firm experiencing a severe crisis. Luckily, brand equity can mitigate this negative impact. These findings provide some ways to improve product performance and firm value in the green context.

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Corporate social responsibility, Green supply chain management and firm performance: The moderating role of big-data analytics capability

Cited by 195 publications

References 82 publications

Industrial Structure, R&D Staff, and Green Total Factor Productivity of China: Evidence from the Low‐Carbon Pilot Cities

Industrial Structure, R&D Staff, and Green Total Factor Productivity of China: Evidence from the Low‐Carbon Pilot Cities

The Influence of Academic Independent Directors and Confucianism on Carbon Information Disclosure: Evidence from China

The Effect of Product-Harm Crises on the Financial Value of Firms under the Concept of Green Development

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