Encouraging green product purchase: Green value and environmental knowledge as moderators of attitude and behavior relationship

Chaihanchanchai, Papaporn; Anantachart, Saravudh

doi:10.1002/bse.3130

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“…The two subsamples are delineated above or below the median value of the audit fees, and the existence of litigation, a risk committee and employment of a Big4 audit firm. The incorporation of moderating variables in our models based on high (above the median) and low (below the median) values of those variables provides us with an indication of what sort of conditions (e.g., high litigation risk environment) are important in sustaining significance between CCDP and financial distress (Chaihanchanchai & Anantachart, 2022; Li & Ramanathan, 2020; Zhu et al, 2022).…”

Section: Methodology and Research Designmentioning

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Climate change performance and financial distress

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Given the crucial role that environmental accounting plays in sustainable development, this study investigates the relationship between climate change disclosure performance (CCDP) and financial distress as well as the moderating impact of litigation, the existence of a risk committee, the employment of Big4 auditing firms and the level of audit fees. Utilising a sample of the top 300 Australian Securities Exchange (ASX)‐listed non‐financial firms over the period 2008–2019 and ordinary least squares (OLS) regression analysis with fixed effects, it is found that higher levels of CCDP are related to lower levels of financial distress. Additionally, the significant association between CCDP and financial distress is manifested in firms with low litigation risk, firms with a risk committee, firms that employ Big4 auditing firms and firms that incur a higher level of audit fees. Additional tests that mitigate self‐selection and endogeneity, such as propensity score matching (PSM) and the system generalised method of moments (GMM), show that our findings are robust. Finally, our findings shed light on managers' strategic behaviour in relation to the consideration of, and transparency around, climate change risks.

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“…In addition, maintaining curtailing rituals does not always require high expenses as its purpose is modifying the living rituals into rituals that can contribute significantly toward the preservation of the environment. Furthermore, observing the situation from the point of view of the consumer, shifting the purchasing pattern to green is tough, despite being aware of the problems facing the environment and being exposed to green goods regularly (Chaihanchanchai, & Anantachart, 2022).Moreover, when consumers shift towards environmentally friendly products that can encourage firms to abandon their current manufacturing that could be harmful towards the environment and begin maintaining a process that has the ability to produce various products with green features (Afshar and Jia, 2018).…”

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Consumer Perception of Sustainable Shopping Bags and Its Effect on Their Purchase Intention: Case Study on Seoudi Market in Egypt

Halim

Tawifk

Sheikh

2022

MSA-Management Sciences Journal

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the paper aims to study the relationship between environmental concerns and subjective norms on consumers' perception towards green product and the factors that influences people's intention towards using them, especially sustainable shopping bag using survey data from 453 respondents. The study uses Chi-square test via Kruskal-Walis test to determine if the hypotheses were accepted or rejected. The existence of the relationship between variables was proven via the measuring of Spearman Correlation. The research indicated that there is a positive relationship between environmental concerns and consumers' perception of green products. Finally, the results show there is a confident relationship between the consumer's perception towards green products and purchase intention of green products. Based on the research findings, policy implications and suggestions to further promote shopping bags are discussed.

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“…This phenomenon, namely, the attitude–behavior gap, refers to the inconsistency between what individuals or organizations say about their concerns and interests and what they actually do regarding actions, behaviors, and contributions (Webb & Sheeran, 2006). Studies of the attitude–behavior gap in sustainability have been extensively focused on consumer characteristics and sustainable consumption (Chaihanchanchai & Anantachart, 2022; Johnstone & Tan, 2014), while little has been discussed from the perspectives and practices of businesses.…”

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Going from attitude to action: Analyzing how the orientations of sustainable food businesses influence their business strategies

Jusuf¹,

Nuttavuthisit

2023

Bus Strat Env

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Following an increasing interest in sustainable food systems, businesses have begun to look for ways to incorporate sustainability practices into their business models and strategies. However, the ability to follow through with their ambitions is obstructed by the attitude–behavior gap, a phenomenon that refers to the discrepancy between a decision‐maker's attitudes and beliefs and their resulting actions. This research studies the attitudes (including motives and intentions) of food‐related businesses in Thailand and their subsequent business decisions by conducting semi‐structured interviews with companies of varying sizes and types. The aim is to analyze possible gaps between attitudes and behaviors along the value chain management and explore relevant business practices. This study categorizes firms into profit, performance, and partnership orientations towards sustainability and concludes that different orientations result in differing degrees of attitude–behavior gap and divergent business strategies. Furthermore, business strategies in various markets are proposed to transition between sustainability orientations.

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Encouraging green product purchase: Green value and environmental knowledge as moderators of attitude and behavior relationship

Cited by 45 publications

References 105 publications

Climate change performance and financial distress

Climate change performance and financial distress

Consumer Perception of Sustainable Shopping Bags and Its Effect on Their Purchase Intention: Case Study on Seoudi Market in Egypt

Going from attitude to action: Analyzing how the orientations of sustainable food businesses influence their business strategies

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