2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.respol.2020.104028
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Measuring eco-innovation dimensions: The role of environmental corporate culture and commercial orientation

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“…This conclusion was at odds with the conventional economic view that because institutional pressures limit the use of certain raw materials and enterprise pollution emissions, enterprises experience increased production costs and reduced business performances [52,53]. However, this conclusion was consistent with revisionist views which believe that to maintain legality and competitive advantage, companies are more willing to move to green innovation practices when they are under external environmental pressures [1,[54][55][56]. Therefore, this study confirmed that the Porter hypothesis was also valid in emerging economies such as China in which there are strong institutional pressures.…”
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confidence: 93%
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“…This conclusion was at odds with the conventional economic view that because institutional pressures limit the use of certain raw materials and enterprise pollution emissions, enterprises experience increased production costs and reduced business performances [52,53]. However, this conclusion was consistent with revisionist views which believe that to maintain legality and competitive advantage, companies are more willing to move to green innovation practices when they are under external environmental pressures [1,[54][55][56]. Therefore, this study confirmed that the Porter hypothesis was also valid in emerging economies such as China in which there are strong institutional pressures.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Therefore, this study confirmed that the Porter hypothesis was also valid in emerging economies such as China in which there are strong institutional pressures. (1) The fear of punishment Second, moderating normative pressure effects from pollution intensity and marketization on corporate green innovation were not found. Although these hypotheses were not supported, the results provided important and interesting insights.…”
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“…Karakaya et al (2014) defined eco-innovation as innovative products and processes that provide value for business customers while reducing environmental impact. A similar definition can be found in the work of Kemp and Arundel (1998) or García-Granero et al (2020). Both Kemp and Pearson (2007) and Oltra and Jean (2009) defined it as new products and services that reduce negative environmental impacts.…”
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“…Together, technology and sustainability enable companies to achieve higher earnings, reach new markets, expand their customer base, and increase their margins. However, for this to happen, firms need to embed technology and sustainability within their strategies and corporate culture [2], as well as invest in them and take action to address results and continuously monitor performance [3]. Nevertheless, especially in a managerial environment, when talking about sustainability, there is a tendency to consider the environmental, economic, and social dimensions as separate and independent elements [4,5].…”
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