2020
DOI: 10.37272/jiecr.2020.08.20.4.131
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Investigating the Effect of Creating Shared Value on the Performance of Partner Companies and Social Performance

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“…Especially, Jung and Choi [37] supported the findings of the current research by reporting that airline consumers' perceptions of a CSV program composed of economic and social values had a positive effect on the brand image. Bang et al, [22] further supported our findings by revealing that the employees' perceived economic values of an airline's CSV program positively affected corporate reputation. In fact, a company's economic responsibility is the foundation of a business operation [38].…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 85%
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“…Especially, Jung and Choi [37] supported the findings of the current research by reporting that airline consumers' perceptions of a CSV program composed of economic and social values had a positive effect on the brand image. Bang et al, [22] further supported our findings by revealing that the employees' perceived economic values of an airline's CSV program positively affected corporate reputation. In fact, a company's economic responsibility is the foundation of a business operation [38].…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 85%
“…As the competition among companies intensifies due to the inundation of brands that can provide similar product qualities and functions in today's market, brand image has become a prerequisite for securing competitive advantage through product differentiation by providing a clue to consumers' purchasing decisions. In this regard, Bang et al, [22] reported that economic value related to an airline's CSV program positively affected corporate reputation. The researchers concluded that the positive perception of the community and the employees about the economic value of the CSV program transformed the reputation of the company into something positive and respectable.…”
Section: Creating Shared Value and Brand Imagementioning
confidence: 99%