Determinants of innovative green electronics: An experimental study of eco-friendly laptop computers

Liao, Chi‐Shun; Chuang, Hui-Kai

doi:10.1016/j.technovation.2021.102424

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“…Recycling costs require energy‐intensive processes using state‐of‐the‐art technology (Milford et al, 2013). It is also important to highlight the benefits of eco‐friendly laptop computer innovations that allow users to leverage multiple features to co‐develop green electronics products that achieve a premium performance (Liao & Chuang, 2022). On the other hand, the role of the government is not negligible to stimulate eco innovations.…”

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Government eco‐innovation incentives in a recycling system: A Stackelberg‐type model

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As past economic progress has come at the expense of diminishing natural resources, increasing pollution and widespread damage to ecosystems around the world, an imperative we must respond to is to seek ways in which to achieve economic, social, and environmental sustainability, including actions aimed at a circular economy and eco‐innovation. Recycling has numerous implications for the environment, economic and production performance, employment, and production of wealth. The environmental regulator must therefore consider all the aspects of the waste cycle when deciding the right policies to maximize social welfare. We consider three types of agents involved in a Stackelberg game: manufacturers, importers and sellers (MIS), recyclers, and the government acting as an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). In our model, we introduce the cost to adopt new technology for eco‐innovation per unit produced by the MIS, resulting in the possibility to reduce the weight of the advanced recycling fees if they invest more in the aptitude to be recycled of their products. The results give interesting prompts to investigate the relationship between environmental taxation and ecological incentives.

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Government eco‐innovation incentives in a recycling system: A Stackelberg‐type model

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“…When it comes to clothes shopping, consumers seem to be aware of the impact of its production and prefer more environmentally friendly clothes, such as organic cotton [ 7 ]. Work has been done on electronics to reduce waste, and sustainable options are being developed as eco-friendly alternative [ 8 ]. In the case of food, the effect of the packaging type of foods and drinks on environmental friendliness perception has been studied, for example, in plastic bottles [ 9 ] and active packaging [ 10 ].…”

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Towards halving food waste: A comparative study using orange juice by-product in dairy desserts

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Customers play a significant role in defining and bargaining their needs with the product development process, which is an important task for future development. Such integrative design not only delivers core value to customers but also improves the performance of a company and helps find crucial trade-offs between a more green lifestyle value and price.Companies are exploring new means of designing environmental technologies and products to achieve sustainability, reduce waste, and demonstrate social responsibility (Liao & Chuang, 2021). Though green building technologies are widely used, the modern development of the construction industry has slowed down due to its inability to meet customer expectations.The aim of the study is to identify factors that influence the decision making in green lifestyle, to determine preferences in eco-building materials among customers through empirical research and to propose the

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“…Companies are exploring new means of designing environmental technologies and products to achieve sustainability, reduce waste, and demonstrate social responsibility (Liao & Chuang, 2021). Though green building technologies are widely used, the modern development of the construction industry has slowed down due to its inability to meet customer expectations.…”

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Investigation of Social Opinion on Green Lifestyle, Eco-Friendly Buildings and Saving of Resources. Empirical Research

Shatrevich

Bajāre

Voronova

2022

International Scientific Conference „Business and Management“

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The study examines the possibilities of eco-friendly housing development that allows developers to elaborate consistent strategies in order to promote customers’ green lifestyles and achieve performance in resource savings. Us-ing a correlation analysis, the authors identify the values of eco-friendly houses for customers and their opinion on a green lifestyle. The present paper develops decision-making criteria through empirical research to assess social opinion on green lifestyles and eco-friendly buildings. The most important attribute is eco-house functionality, raw material possibilities, manufacturing technology, the importance of using smart resources in relation to the price of the final product in the construction of eco-houses, design factors and green environment. Using certain attributes, innovative companies in eco-building can increase user value, reduce energy consumption, and advance their product develop-ment efforts. Nowadays, companies should meet customer requirements in terms of eco-innovation approach and in-dustry’s green ecosystem development, as well as remove the gaps in value preposition.

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Determinants of innovative green electronics: An experimental study of eco-friendly laptop computers

Cited by 14 publications

References 79 publications

Government eco‐innovation incentives in a recycling system: A Stackelberg‐type model

Government eco‐innovation incentives in a recycling system: A Stackelberg‐type model

Towards halving food waste: A comparative study using orange juice by-product in dairy desserts

Investigation of Social Opinion on Green Lifestyle, Eco-Friendly Buildings and Saving of Resources. Empirical Research

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