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In this paper we analyse a setup where consumers are heterogeneous in the perception of environmental quality. The equilibrium is verified in a setting with horizontal and vertical (green) differentiation. Profits are increasing in the misperception of quality, while, the investment in green...
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successfully who caused a pollution or an environmental accident so as to sue the guilty and to settle an appropriate compensation … students or environmental specialists, as well as entrepreneurs and managers willing to assess better those issues related to …
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Many firms go reduce their impact on the environment more than is legally required - that is, they overcomply with environmental regulations. There is clearly a cost to this, so there has to be a benefit too. I suggest that firms are consciously internalizing external costs, with a view to...
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This study explores the empowerment of women in politics on the environmental sustainability. Using data for the period 2015-2019 from 179 countries, we investigate the link between representation of women in parliament and the Environmental Performance Index (EPI). To explore the causal effect,...
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This paper examines the relation between firms’ toxic emissions and green innovation. Consistent with a demand-based explanation, we show that companies with high toxic release levels produce more green patents that are of a higher quality and value than those produced by firms with low toxic...
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output. Increases in managers’ perceived risk and compliance cost, in part due to public outrage and reprobation, enhanced …
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Environmental regulation greatly increases the external transformation demands on heavily polluting enterprises. To respond to these demands, the remolding of and innovation in business models can be realized through green mergers and acquisitions (M&As), which have become a strategic choice for...
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This paper shows that, when the price of emission allowances is sufficiently high, emission trading schemes improve the emission efficiency of highly polluting firms. The efficiency gain comes from a relative decrease in emissions rather than a relative increase in operating revenue. Part of the...
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This paper shows that, when the price of emission allowances is sufficiently high, emission trading schemes improve the emission efficiency of highly polluting firms. The efficiency gain comes from a relative decrease in emissions rather than a relative increase in operating revenue. Part of the...
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Analysts' earnings pressure not only drives corporate managers to improve short-term financial performance but also …
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