The Level of corporate social responsibility in Mexican franchises

Villanueva, Cesario Armando Flores; Ramírez, María Del Carmen Gaytán

doi:10.21158/01208160.n85.2018.2046

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“…In Mexico, large companies demonstrate more social activity and tend to allocate most resources, enabling them to reach a larger market. However, evaluations of their impacts on Mexican society in the medium and long term remain inconclusive (Solís, 2008;Saldaña, 2009;López, Contreras and Molina, 2011;Flores and Gaytán, 2018), and studies suggest that such approaches represent part of a business strategy (Bernal and Alpuche, 2023).…”

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Socially Responsible Businesses and Innovation Activity in Mexico: Do New Models Reduce CO2 Emissions?

Germán–Soto

2023

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This research investigates whether regions with a greater presence of socially responsible businesses (SRBs) and higher levels of innovation activity produce less CO2. SRBs create added social value and protect and care for the environment. This study adopts the empirical strategy of first identifying the companies among the 500 largest Mexican firms with an SRB distinction. Next, the SRBs are classified by state and source of capital (foreign or domestic). The sample represents 21 of the 32 Mexican states during the period 2010–2020. To reduce heterogeneity in the database and make the estimates more precise, regression models are based on the principal components method. The results confirm the effectiveness of SRBs at reducing CO2 emissions, with profitability and innovation estimated to have a greater impact than solvency and business growth. Source of capital did not change these findings, although the source of reductions differed. For domestic firms, most reductions derive from return on equity; for foreign firms, the reductions are most associated with innovation. In Mexico, the search for profitability can be achieved with social responsibility and environmental care, but this requires involving more organizations that prioritize the use of innovative techniques.

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Socially Responsible Businesses and Innovation Activity in Mexico: Do New Models Reduce CO2 Emissions?

Germán–Soto

2023

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“…Durante los últimos años, el cambio climático, la contaminación y depredación de los ecosistemas han creado mayores demandas ambientales, la RSE sirve como una herramienta de las empresas para el desarrollo sostenible. [14], [66], [26], [36], [67], [68], [69] Las prácticas de Responsabilidad Social Empresarial impactan El desarrollo de una cultura organizacional y de una política resiliente obliga moral y positivamente en el Desarrollo Sostenible, las empresas están obligadas moralmente a implementarlas.…”

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“…[14], [66], [26], [36], [67], [68], [69] Perspectiva de Desarrollo Sostenible con principal enfoque ético 4 6% [31], [22], [70], [24] Perspectiva de Desarrollo Sostenible…”

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Corporate social responsibility practices and sustainable development. A systematic review from 2012 to 2022

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Panez - bendezú

2023

Proceedings of the 21th LACCEI International Multi-Conference for Engineering, Education and Technology (LACCEI 2023): “Leaders

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Currently, citizens demand great changes focused on building a balanced and sustainable society for current and future generations, corporate social responsibility is shown as a tool to contribute to said development. This research seeks to identify the current perspectives of corporate social responsibility and its impact on sustainable development. For this, an investigation was developed using the systematic review methodology, analyzing review articles from the Ebsco, Scopus, ProQuest, Scielo, Redalyc and Dialnet databases, applying a search strategy that yielded 12,339 combined articles, which went through eligibility criteria for both inclusion (published articles, Latin American context, development of topic or subtopics) and exclusion (published before 2012, external context, incomplete information) obtaining, after removing duplicates, 65 articles for full review. The information was analyzed according to the CSR application perspective, and according to the type of CSR practice proposed. It is concluded that the vast majority of authors (62%) state that the prospects for the application of corporate social responsibility practices have an impact on sustainable development, placing particular emphasis on a characteristic of sustainable development according to the context or specific approach. of the place of operations or scope of the company. In addition, it constitutes a need for application, beyond the regulatory requirements, but as part of a business conscience.

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Corporate Social Responsibility in franchise chains: Specificities, insights from French franchise chains’ CSD, and avenues for future research

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Déjean

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Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services

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The Level of corporate social responsibility in Mexican franchises

Cited by 3 publications

References 49 publications

Socially Responsible Businesses and Innovation Activity in Mexico: Do New Models Reduce CO2 Emissions?

Socially Responsible Businesses and Innovation Activity in Mexico: Do New Models Reduce CO2 Emissions?

Corporate social responsibility practices and sustainable development. A systematic review from 2012 to 2022

Corporate Social Responsibility in franchise chains: Specificities, insights from French franchise chains’ CSD, and avenues for future research

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