The Corporate Social Responsibility on Capital Market

Panait, Mirela; Ionescu, Razvan; Rădulescu, Irina Gabriela; Rjoub, Husam

doi:10.4018/978-1-6684-5590-6.ch085

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“…The benefit (B) corporations in the United States have the responsibility of explaining how their mission and various activities are benefiting both stakeholders and society (Panait, Ionescu, Radulescu, & Rjoub, 2022). Patagonia is a company which tries to maximize returns for shareholders while combining environmental consciousness (Polyportis, Magnier, & Mugge, 2022).…”

Section: Initiatives By Patagoniamentioning

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The New Marketing Realities and the Major Marketing Forces

Mandal

2023

Journal of Business Ecosystems

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Companies and businesses operate in a competitive environment. Market forces are shaping new marketing realities for companies. The objective of the study is to conduct an analysis of the various aspects of the market forces viz. technology, globalization, physical environment, and social responsibility, and how these forces are shaping the new marketing realities. The methodology adopted is a conceptual analysis of the various aspects of the market forces and the new marketing realities. Companies adopt initiatives and strategies to convert the challenges into opportunities. Academicians may analyze and suggest effective ways to understand the market forces and the new marketing realities. Companies and practicing managers may analyze how the market forces are shaping the marketing realities and the marketing landscape. They should adopt strategies and initiatives which help them to achieve business excellence in the long run.

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Section: Initiatives By Patagoniamentioning

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The New Marketing Realities and the Major Marketing Forces

Mandal

2023

Journal of Business Ecosystems

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“…En el Libro Verde: "Fomentar un marco europeo para la responsabilidad social de las empresas, de la Comisión de las Comunidades Europeas" (2001, p. 7), la RSE es concebida como "la integración voluntaria, por parte de las empresas, de las preocupaciones sociales y medioambientales en sus operaciones comerciales y sus relaciones con sus interlocutores". En concreto, para lograr el DS es indispensable el equilibrio en la consecución de objetivos en tres dimensiones (Panait et al, 2022): Social (disminución de las desigualdades), Ambiental (medioambiente sano y equilibrado) y Económica (desarrollo armónico).…”

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Responsabilidad social empresarial, imagen y reputación de la empresa petrolera venezolana

Briceño Peña,

Flores Gutiérrez,

Flores Márquez

2023

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<p>La explotación petrolera genera importantes externalidades positivas, pero también implica fuertes impactos negativos. En este contexto, la responsabilidad social empresarial (RSE) es fundamental por su aporte al desarrollo sostenible (DS) y por las normativas que la rigen. Por ello, se planteó el objetivo de evaluar la RSE como predictor de la imagen (IMA) y la reputación (REP) de la compañía petrolífera del estado venezolano, mediante una investigación cuantitativa de alcance explicativo. Se aplicaron tres instrumentos tipo likert-7, adaptados de la literatura especializada, a una muestra de 400 trabajadores de la empresa en el año 2018, cuyos resultados fueron procesados con un modelo PLS-SEM. Los resultados mostraron que la RSE influye positivamente en la imagen que, a su vez, incide positivamente en la reputación empresarial. El principal aporte de esta investigación es ampliar el conocimiento en la relación entre la RSE la imagen y la reputación empresarial, en el contexto de la empresa pública petrolera.</p>

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“…To meet the Paris Agreement's goals, carbon dioxide emissions must be reduced by at least 15% by 2025 (Biasmara & Srijayanti, 2021). The current European Commission has committed to achieving carbon neutrality by 2050, and researchers have offered technically viable transition scenarios (Abbas & Dogan, 2022; Panait et al, 2021). However, adjustments that are both technologically viable and politically required must be made to accomplish these goals.…”

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Do green finance, low‐carbon energy transition, and economic growth help in environmental investment?: Empirical evidence from emerging economies in Asia

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Environmentally friendly initiatives and green financing are needed to reduce pollution and transition to a low‐carbon energy system. This research was conducted to assess the efficacy of green bond financing for scaling up environmentally responsible investment in preparation for the low‐carbon energy transition in emerging Asian economies. The generalized method of moment's methodology is used to examine the impact of green finance, CO2 emission, and economic growth on the environmental investment of emerging nations over the period 2000–2021. The result showed that all these factors contribute significantly to environmental investment. In addition, the results showed that the burdens of global warming are achievable to alleviate through green bonds for the optimum transition to low‐carbon energy. Moreover, these economies have enacted measures to assist them in becoming green and encourage green initiatives, which function harmoniously with each other and have decreased carbon emissions, leading to the possible adaptation of green environmental investment sources. Hence, it is recommended that these economies boost their green financing activities, low‐carbon emissions, and economic development so that eco‐innovation and ecological investment can be made properly.

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The Corporate Social Responsibility on Capital Market

Cited by 5 publications

References 64 publications

The New Marketing Realities and the Major Marketing Forces

The New Marketing Realities and the Major Marketing Forces

Responsabilidad social empresarial, imagen y reputación de la empresa petrolera venezolana

Do green finance, low‐carbon energy transition, and economic growth help in environmental investment?: Empirical evidence from emerging economies in Asia

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