Sustainable Consumption Patterns in Different Settings

Piligrimienė, Žaneta; Banytė, Jūratė; Dovalienė, Aistė; Gadeikienė, Agnė; Korzilius, Hubert

doi:10.5755/j01.ee.32.3.28621

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“…According to Piligrimienė, et al (2019), the workplace influences one's consumer behavior because of the experiences acquired by employees while at work, which becomes a factor for stimulating sustainable consumption at home. They found that work-life balance and sustainable consumption at home are positively related.…”

Section: And Its Impact On Work Effectivenessmentioning

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Consumerism Culture and its Impact on Employees’ Work Effectiveness: The Case of a National Government Agency in the Philippines

Gubi,

Morales,

Briones

2024

IJEBCE

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The workplace environment is not spared by how consumerism culture (CC) influences the transformation of individual lifestyles and aspirations. This study investigated the impact of CC on the employees’ work effectiveness of the subject national government agency (NGA) in the Philippines. This descriptive-quantitative research used a structured questionnaire to cover the impact of CC on the four dimensions of work effectiveness: work attitude, individual well-being, environmental sustainability, and social connections of employees within the organization. The data were gathered from 109 employees of the subject NGA. The study found that among the dimensions of work effectiveness, only environmental sustainability appeared to be affected by CC. Moreover, the study conducted within the context of the subject NGA revealed that there is no statistically significant relationship between CC in terms of employees’ shopping frequency and their perceptions of product or service brand reputation, and the four key dimensions of work effectiveness. This finding indicates that CC, as represented by these variables, does not significantly impact the critical aspects of employees’ work effectiveness within the organization. This study can serve as baseline information for developing a comprehensive employee development program for enhancing work effectiveness and fostering a healthier workplace culture among the prevailing consumerism trends in society.

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Section: And Its Impact On Work Effectivenessmentioning

confidence: 99%

Consumerism Culture and its Impact on Employees’ Work Effectiveness: The Case of a National Government Agency in the Philippines

Gubi,

Morales,

Briones

2024

IJEBCE

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“…Since COVID-19, the scholarly interest in studying the impact of work-life balance on wellbeing has increased severalfold, due to concerns related to teleworking and increased job stress (Irawanto et al, 2021). Greater emphasis on work-life balance could lead to increased emphasis on sustainable consumption, such as resource efficiency, eco-conscious buying, and healthy lifestyles, amongst others (Piligrimienė et al, 2019). There is also the growing debate regarding a shorter work week, and great focus on the quality of work rather than the quantity or number of hours worked (Wang et al, 2022 ).…”

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Transformation of Consumer Expectations for Well-Being in Hospitality: A Systems Framework

Zhang

Wei

et al. 2022

Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Research

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Systemic shifts in consumer preferences and expectations are not new, and can often be accelerated by major environmental events. Early evidence suggests that the events of 2020 to 2021 may have created that acceleration to fundamentally alter future consumer preferences. In this study, we argue that consumer expectations are on the path to being essentially transformed. If so, such transformations will require a renewed focus on consumer preferences in the context of an ecosystem comprised of the macro-, meso-, and micro-level factors impacting these changes. Changing consumer expectations will also need to be articulated and incorporated more comprehensively to include physical, mental, and social wellbeing. In this study, we argue that consumer behavior research will need to incorporate these fundamental shifts in factors impacting consumer preferences. We present a conceptual framework that incorporates the changing landscape of factors influencing this transformation along with suggestions for future research, and theoretical and practical implications.

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“…Green finance in the form of green credit provided by the financial institutions to the organizations and also in the form of renewable energy production would lead the country towards economic growth (Cheba et al, 2020;Haroon et al, 2021;Piligrimienė et al, 2021). In addition, green finance has played a significant role in the recovery of the economy after Covid-19 lockdown and improved the countries' economic condition.…”

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The Impact Covid-19 Outbreak, Green Finance, Creativity and Sustainable Economic Development on the Economic Recovery in G20 Countries

Miar

Neneng

Sui³

2022

IJEEP

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Economic growth has become a global issue, especially after Covid-19, and attain the focus of recent studies and policymakers. A question that repeatedly arises when compulsion of sustainability is sought in a system and economies are obligated to strive for creative outcomes in order to increase economic efficiency. Meanwhile, green financing and sustainable economic development are also expected to be a part of the requirement as they are directly or indirectly indicators of economic growth. Thus, the current research examines the role of the Covid-19 outbreak along with green finance, sustainable economic development and creativity on the economic recovery in the context of G20 economies. This study has used the World Development Indicators (WDI) to extract the data of the selected countries from 2016 to 2020. The present study has also executed the robust standard error along with the fixed-effect model (FEM) to examine the nexus among the variables. The results revealed that green finance (green credit and renewable energy production), sustainable economic development environmental dimension (GHG emissions) and creativity have a positive association with economic growth in G20 countries. These outcomes are suitable for the new researchers while studying this area in the future and helpful for the regulators while developing the regulation related to the economic recovery.

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Sustainable Consumption Patterns in Different Settings

Cited by 28 publications

References 50 publications

Consumerism Culture and its Impact on Employees’ Work Effectiveness: The Case of a National Government Agency in the Philippines

Consumerism Culture and its Impact on Employees’ Work Effectiveness: The Case of a National Government Agency in the Philippines

Transformation of Consumer Expectations for Well-Being in Hospitality: A Systems Framework

The Impact Covid-19 Outbreak, Green Finance, Creativity and Sustainable Economic Development on the Economic Recovery in G20 Countries

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