Effect of Corporate Reputation and Commitment of Business Social Responsibility (BSR) on Performance: Evidence from Manufacturing Sector in Nigeria

Gorondutse, Abdullahi Hassan

doi:10.5901/mjss.2013.v4n7p21

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“…Subsequently, displeased team members who may uncover the schemes of a dishonest leader could develop a poor perception of their leader's green reputation. Hence, team members' judgements about their leader's integrity and benevolence may tend to form swiftly when their leader's reputation is impaired (Gorondutse & Hilman, 2013;Poon, 2013). This might further diminish team members' willingness to commit towards the exchange of green creative ideas.…”

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Augmenting environmental sustainability through the exchange of green creative ideas – evidence from an emerging economy

Ogbeibu

Senadjki

Emelifeonwu

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Sustainable Production and Consumption

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Augmenting environmental sustainability through the exchange of green creative ideas – evidence from an emerging economy

Ogbeibu

Senadjki

Emelifeonwu

et al. 2021

Sustainable Production and Consumption

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“…This study used quantitative data Gorondutse and Hilman [29], the quantitative data used are from source of secondary data collected from annual financial reports of the SME companies. The data consists of account receivables, inventories, account payables, total debt, total equity, total current assets, total current liabilities, total assets, revenue or sales, profit after tax, and profit before tax.…”

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Effect of Trade Receivables and Inventory Management on SMEs Performance

Gorondutse

Ali²,

Ali³

2016

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This paper investigates the effect of trade receivables and inventory management on SMEs profitability in Malaysia. 66 sample of SMEs Manufacturing covering from 2006-2012 was used for the analysis. Ordinary least square (OLS) regression is used to estimate the relationship between independent and dependent variable. The result indicated that days account receivable and inventory turnover in days are negatively related to SME profitability proxies i.e. return on assets (ROA), return on equity (ROE) and net operating profit (NOP). The result implies that profitability of SME manufacturing depends upon effective of working capital components management. Therefore, the paper suggests that SME manufacturing can improve their Profitability upon managing working capital properly. Recommendations for future study were also discussed.

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“…This section explained the implication of the interaction effect, the paper adopts a two-tailed test due to the fact that there was scarcity of theoretical provision whether organizational culture improves or reduces the connection between trust of BSR and performance (Gorondtse and Hilman, 2013a, b). Hence, the effect size is calculated as follows: where i is the main effect model (without the moderator); m is the interaction effect model (with the moderator); the f 2 was calculated by filling in the 2 R 2 values which has already been noted down: …”

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“…Thus, the present study investigates the influence of trust of BSR on the performance of small-scale industries in Nigeria, with organizational culture as the moderator. Since Nigeria is distinctively unique from countries such as the USA and those in Europe, the study may help small-scale businesses in realizing the importance of BSR and its applications in the business setting (Gorondutse and Hilman, 2015; Gorondutse and Hilman, 2013b; Hsu, 2012; Rettab et al , 2009). This paper is important because the projection of BSR behaviors differs significantly in most of the developing economies compared to the developed countries (Pan et al , 2018).…”

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Does organizational culture matter in the relationship between trust and SMEs performance

Gorondutse

Hilman

2019

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Purpose Although literature indicated that business social responsibility (BSR) is now a common practice and accepted norm among business enterprises globally, the concept is not well understood and its influence on business performance is contradictory. Therefore, based on the stakeholder theory, the purpose of this paper is to examine the association among trust of BSR and the performance of small-scale industries in Nigeria with organizational culture as a moderating factor. Design/methodology/approach The hypotheses of the study were tested using personally administered survey questionnaires; the study obtained 486 valid questionnaires, which were evaluated using SmartPLS Algorithm and bootstrapping functions. Findings The research findings were established using SmartPLS Algorithm and bootstrapping functions. According to the results, the research constructs have a satisfactory convergent and discriminant validity. Equally, the overall model has a very high predictive relevance. In addition, the results showed that all the predicting variables explained 40 percent variance in the criterion variable. Thus, the study established strong positive influence of trust of BSR on the small-scale industrial performance. Correspondingly, the study established a strong positive impact of organizational culture on the performance of the small-scale industries. However, the study could not establish the moderating influence of organizational culture on the constructs. Research limitations/implications The study used perceptions of owner/managers and only small-scale industries. Practical implications The research findings may be found beneficial to policy makers and academics, particularly in understanding trust of social responsibility, its influence on performance of small-scale industries and fit between organizational culture and strategic direction of a business enterprise. Originality/value The study offers some meaningful contribution to knowledge on BSR by exploring the mechanisms connecting trust of BSR with performance. Also, research expert in the field of BSR usually explores the advantage of these findings by utilizing the action of BSR on internal and external stakeholders.

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Effect of Corporate Reputation and Commitment of Business Social Responsibility (BSR) on Performance: Evidence from Manufacturing Sector in Nigeria

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Cited by 5 publications

References 73 publications

Augmenting environmental sustainability through the exchange of green creative ideas – evidence from an emerging economy

Augmenting environmental sustainability through the exchange of green creative ideas – evidence from an emerging economy

Effect of Trade Receivables and Inventory Management on SMEs Performance

Does organizational culture matter in the relationship between trust and SMEs performance

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