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A budding science of illegal markets. [PDF]
Caulkins JP.
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ABSTRACT Firms are experiencing mounting pressure to report their environmental impact. Rather than disclosing their actual performance, however, some are engaging in unethical business (i.e., greenwashing) practices. Prior studies have contributed significantly to the greenwashing literature from varied perspectives, but a comprehensive understanding ...
Sher Jahan Khan +4 more
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The adaptive engagement framework: enhancing banking customer experience through AI-powered invisible marketing. [PDF]
Shahbazi A +5 more
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ABSTRACT Cosmetics production and consumption, which have been growing steadily in recent years, are associated with a number of negative environmental, moral, and health impacts. This study examines the influence of cosmetics producers' corporate social responsibility (CSR) communication on the formation of purchase intention among Czech consumers ...
Libena Tetrevova +4 more
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Reconciliation or reputation: critical analysis of commercial sector commitments and framing in reconciliation action plans. [PDF]
Leersen P +4 more
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Abnormal Sustainability Reporting Tone and the Value Relevance of Accounting Fundamentals
ABSTRACT This study investigates whether and how abnormal sustainability reporting tone is associated with the firm's market value and conditions the value relevance of accounting fundamentals. Building on impression‐management theory, the value relevance literature, and recent advances in textual analysis, we focus on the discretionary component of ...
Alessandra Allini +3 more
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How Employees' Emotional Labor Promotes Perceived Service Quality: A Dual-Pathway Model. [PDF]
Cheng P, Zhao X.
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ABSTRACT Recent regulatory initiatives, including the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), are reinforcing the demand for more structured, transparent, and accessible sustainability reporting. However, empirical evidence on how digital tools influence the narrative dimension of these disclosures remains limited.
Francesco Sotti +2 more
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Understanding pre- and post-COVID urban neighborhood dynamics: a study analyzing georeferenced tweets for New York City. [PDF]
Mattes M, Arifi D, Resch B.
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ABSTRACT The rise of digital transformation (DT) has become an important driver of transparency in corporate environmental disclosure. Whether and how DT is related to the improvement of carbon information disclosure quality, particularly in heavily polluting firms that may have both information and symbolic roles, is still controversial.
Ruixiang Xue +2 more
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