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How Does Environmental Irresponsibility Impair Corporate Reputation? A Multi‐Method Investigation
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Environmental PerformanceGreen MarketingCorporate ReputationEnvironmental Impact AssessmentLawEnvironmental EthicsAffected Corporate ReputationManagementCorporate ResponsibilityCorporate ResponsesEnvironmental ManagementGreen Decision-makingBusiness EthicsAbstract Sustainable DevelopmentCorporate Social ResponsibilityCorporate GovernanceCorporate SustainabilityMarketingOrganization-environment RelationshipBusinessA Multi‐method InvestigationPro-environmental BehaviorSocial Responsibility
Abstract Sustainable development has received worldwide attention. Recent studies on corporate environmental behavior have called for research from the specific stakeholder's perspective (i.e., consumer) on the topic of going green. Based on reputation theory, this paper employed a secondary data analysis and three experiments to highlight the influence of environmental irresponsibility on corporate reputation perceived by consumers. Coherent results showed that environmental irresponsibility negatively affected corporate reputation and perceived corporate ethics served as a mediator. Furthermore, corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities could alleviate the harmful consequences of irresponsible behavior by moderating the mediating role of perceived corporate ethics in determining the influence of environmental irresponsibility. Copyright © 2016 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd and ERP Environment
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