Preferences for dealing with environmental problems: an empirical study of managers in three mainland Chinese cities

Fryxell, Gerald E.; Lo, Carlos Wing‐Hung

doi:10.1006/jema.2001.0528

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“…// Perhaps, imposing greater penalties and increasing resource prices, e.g., In conclusion, the findings of our in-depth investigation were similar to the results of another study (Fryxell and Lo 2002) in regards to respondents' preferences for the 'command and control' regulatory instruments to curtail environmental degradation in China. In a survey of managerial preferences for policy mechanisms used to address environmental problems, managers from Beijing, Dalian and Guangzhou favoured regulatory instruments, placing less faith in communicative and market instruments (Fryxell and Lo 2002).…”

Section: Preferred Environmental Strategiessupporting

confidence: 84%

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The Chinese Government's Formal Institutional Influence On Corporate Environmental Management

Rowe

Guthrie

2010

Public Management Review

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Section: Preferred Environmental Strategiessupporting

confidence: 84%

“…In a survey of managerial preferences for policy mechanisms used to address environmental problems, managers from Beijing, Dalian and Guangzhou favoured regulatory instruments, placing less faith in communicative and market instruments (Fryxell and Lo 2002).…”

Section: Preferred Environmental Strategiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Chinese Government's Formal Institutional Influence On Corporate Environmental Management

Rowe

Guthrie

2010

Public Management Review

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“…Recent empirical studies in China have generated some insights on how external institutional environments and internal organizational factors affect corporate environmental management practices (Fryxell and Lo, 2002;Liu et al, 2010;Zhan et al, 2014). Of particular relevance for this paper are two recent studies on enterprises in Guangdong, China.…”

Section: Drivers Of Corporate Coping Strategies and Environmental Promentioning

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Stakeholder demands and corporate environmental coping strategies in China

Liu

Tang

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Journal of Environmental Management

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“…While the increasing GDP per capita has brought a wealthy life to the people in China, vast quantities of natural resources have been consumed and a worsening living environment has been created [1,2,7].…”

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A brief study on environmental protection management in P.R.C.

Zhang

Chua

Tsang

2008

WIT Transactions on Ecology and the Environment

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Environmental pollution has become one of the hottest topics in recent years throughout the world including the mainland of China. Along with economic growth, pollutants have increased year by year in the People's Republic of China (P.R.C.). Although the Chinese government does make efforts to treat pollutants and tries their best to prevent further environmental degradation, criticisms of the highly polluted environment come from both domestic and overseas sources on the government's administrative methods and implementations. We choose parameters such as GDP per capita, waste emissions and investment to illustrate the current situation of environmental protection investment and the Chinese economic level. Therefore, an analysis can be conducted to assess the investment and also the policy implementation on the basis of a special developing period. We find that the invested area has some differences between P.R.C. and other western countries because of the degree of pollution. Additionally, the legislations that were made under the Chinese central-controlled law system cannot be effectively enforced since there is a lack of supervision mechanism such as that of western countries. Finally, political suggestions will be given.

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Preferences for dealing with environmental problems: an empirical study of managers in three mainland Chinese cities

Cited by 7 publications

References 31 publications

The Chinese Government's Formal Institutional Influence On Corporate Environmental Management

The Chinese Government's Formal Institutional Influence On Corporate Environmental Management

Stakeholder demands and corporate environmental coping strategies in China

A brief study on environmental protection management in P.R.C.

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