Accentuating the interconnection between business sustainability and organizational performance in the context of the circular economy: The moderating role of organizational competitiveness

Sarfraz, Muddassar; Ivaşcu, Larisa; Belu, Radian; Artene, Alin Emanuel

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“…practices are being successfully implemented in the agri-food and industrial sectors, water, and waste management concerns to improve the business performance (Khan et al 2021e ; Gravagnuolo et al 2019 ). Sarfraz et al ( 2021 ) find that sampled firms from C.E.s of Chinese, Romanian and Italian economies have a positive relationship with organizational performance. According to the first large-N-study on the practices of circular economy and related barriers in the European Union (E.U.…”

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Digital technologies and circular economy in supply chain management: in the era of COVID-19 pandemic

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This empirical study aims to identify the importance of Digital Technologies (DT) as an enabler in the Circular Economy (C.E.) based business model, especially during Covid-19. The concept of 'circular economy' has now been advocated as a methodology to stimulate economic growth in line with the environmental sustainability. Hence, the practices of recycling, reduction, reuse/re-manufacture, and repairing (4R's) are deemed to be the core of a circular economy. Recently, the advent of the pandemic Covid-19 has forced the nations of the world to resort to alternate resource use in their manufacturing and trading of goods and services as the supply chains have almost remained disrupted since Covid-19 appeared. We investigate the impacts of Covid-19 upon the use of technological innovation (T.I.), circular economy practices (CEP), and organizational performance (ORP) incorporating the Structural Equation Modeling (SEM). Our results show that Covid-19 significantly impacted the adoption of technological innovation, circular economy, which leads toward organizational performance. Moreover, the practices and operations under the circular economy framework also appear to influence organizational performance significantly. Our study findings bring forward meaningful insights into improving CEF-cum-technology based practices in developing and emerging markets in Asia, and convey significant implications for the business community, policymakers, and researchers.

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Digital technologies and circular economy in supply chain management: in the era of COVID-19 pandemic

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“…E-commerce refers to the utilization of the internet to manage deals nationally and internationally. Internet business has come to take on two significant jobs; first, as a most successful and effective course and aggregator of data, and second, as a possible instrument for the substitution of numerous financial exercises once performed inside a business undertaking by those that should be possible by outside providers that rival each other to execute these exercises ( Kabango and Asa, 2015 ; Sarfraz et al, 2021 ). Finally, a few researchers have examined the connection between E-commerce and economic development.…”

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Approaches Toward Building the Digital Enterprise and Sustainable Economic Development: The Moderating Role of Sustainability

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2022

Front. Psychol.

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Achieving enduring economic development is the biggest challenge of today’s humanity. However, at present, there is a consensus that the digital economy plays a significant role in achieving sustainable economic development. The advancement of the digital enterprise is critical for obtaining socioeconomic stability and growth. In explanation, this study focuses on gaining economic progression through deploying the modern concept of digitalization. The study analyzes the mediating relationship of digital enterprise among e-commerce, digitalization, and digital marketing and their effect on China’s economic development while considering sustainability as a moderating variable. The study has used primary data collection techniques, and the study sample size is 400 respondents. The research has used SmartPLS software to measure the relationship through bootstrapping and algorithms. The study has found significant positive mediation of digital enterprise and moderation of sustainability between digital enterprise and economic development. This study suggests the theoretical and practical implications toward political stability, policymakers, and researcher perspective.

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“…Self-leadership is characterized as a set of methodologies that address what could be done (objectives and standards) and why it is to be done ( Manz and Neck, 1991 ). Self-leadership procedures might be separated into three general classes: behavioral focused strategies, natural reward strategies, and constructive thought pattern strategies ( Neck and Houghton, 2006 ; Sarfraz et al, 2021 ).…”

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The Impact of Psychological Factors on Women Entrepreneurial Inclination: Mediating Role of Self-Leadership

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The worth of women’s entrepreneurship is accepted globally, but there is less focus on it in developing countries, and societal expectations mean women often lack the confidence to start their own business. The core purpose of this research is to investigate the influence of personality traits on women’s inclination toward entrepreneurship. The personality traits are measured through the dimensions of openness, neuroticism, extraversion, conscientiousness, and agreeableness. Further, the study introduced the mediator of self-leadership on personality traits and entrepreneurial intentions of women. The study is quantitative in nature and used a questionnaire survey to collect the data by convenience sampling technique. The data was collected in the context of Pakistan, and Smart PLS was chosen for further analysis. The findings revealed the significance of the relationship between personality traits and entrepreneurial intention. Furthermore, the study also highlighted the significance of self-leadership as a mediator and proposed significant relationships. The study suggested that personality issues should be considered and used from a business perspective, and self-leadership is important for women. The study provides room for policymakers and institutes to inform educational policies to motivate women entrepreneurs for the future.

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Accentuating the interconnection between business sustainability and organizational performance in the context of the circular economy: The moderating role of organizational competitiveness

Cited by 43 publications

References 36 publications

Digital technologies and circular economy in supply chain management: in the era of COVID-19 pandemic

Digital technologies and circular economy in supply chain management: in the era of COVID-19 pandemic

Approaches Toward Building the Digital Enterprise and Sustainable Economic Development: The Moderating Role of Sustainability

The Impact of Psychological Factors on Women Entrepreneurial Inclination: Mediating Role of Self-Leadership

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