[Retracted] Green Supply Chain Management and Its Impact on Economic‐Environmental Performance: Evidence from Asian Countries

Abstract

At present, with the increasing seriousness of ecological pollution, people are gradually paying more attention to the protection of the ecological environment. In the past, people only paid attention to economic growth and neglected environmental protection. Now, environmental problems have restricted economic development, leading scholars at home and abroad to reflect on it deeply. Supply chain management, as the key to the sustainable development of the current enterprise economy, can realize the key consideration of environmental factors in the complete supply chain, reduce the negative impact of economic production activities on environmental protection, and can also make better use of resources to achieve effective assessment of the impact of economic-environmental performance in the supply chain process to ensure its healthy and orderly development. This article makes an in-depth analysis of the use of a green supply chain in the impact of economic-environmental performance by using the method of a fuzzy comprehensive evaluation and provides a relatively complete calculation method. An example is given to analyze the IKEA company. The results of the example analysis show that green supply chain management not only promotes economic growth in economic-environmental performance but also plays a continuous role in the improvement of the environment. The proportion of resource consumption in regions with a high level of economic development is also high. Driven by factors of green supply chain management, green economy can effectively alleviate environmental pollution and further promote economic and green sustainable development.

Green Human Resource Management/Supply Chain Management/Regulation and Legislation and Their Effects on Sustainable Development Goals in Jordan

“…Finally, economic practices include sustainable supply management by working with suppliers to improve their sustainability performance, cost reduction through eco-efficiency measures such as waste reduction, energy efficiency. and using waste materials to create new products, and risk management by identifying risks associated with environmental, social, and economic issues in the supply chain and managing them effectively [56][57][58][59][60][61].…”

Addressing Cybersecurity Challenges in Sustainable Supply Chain Management: A Review of Current Practices and Future Directions

“…This integration, however, brings with it a myriad of technological, economic, and environmental impacts that necessitate a comprehensive analysis. Huang (2022) explores the concept of green supply chain management and its implications for economic-environmental performance, particularly in the context of Asian countries. The study underscores the importance of integrating environmental considerations into supply chain management to mitigate the adverse effects of economic production activities on the environment.…”

“…By adopting green supply chain practices, organizations can not only enhance their economic growth but also contribute to environmental sustainability. This research highlights the critical role of cybersecurity measures in protecting the digital infrastructure that supports green supply chain initiatives, thereby ensuring their effectiveness and longevity (Huang, 2022). Zhao, Luo, and Liu (2022) examine the impact of technological innovation on environmental firm performance, with a focus on the mediating role of financial development in China.…”

Green Human Resource Management/Supply Chain Management /Regulation and Legislation and its effects on Sustainable Development Goals in Jordan

“…Secondly, environmental practices that include green purchasing by buying environmentally friendly products and materials, green manufacturing by using eco-friendly production processes and technologies, green distribution through reducing carbon emissions by optimizing transportation routes and modes, reverse logistics ,green packaging by using recyclable or biodegradable packaging materials, environmental education and awareness: providing training to employees on environmental issues, internal environmental management by implementing systems to monitor and reduce environmental impacts and save resourcing and reduce waste by recycling or reusing waste materials. Finally, economic practices include supplier management by working with suppliers to improve their sustainability performance, cost reduction through eco-efficiency measures such as waste reduction and energy efficiency and using waste materials to create new products and risk management by identifying risks associated with environmental, social, and economic issues in the supply chain and managing it effectively [56][57][58][59][60][61].…”