Emerald Publishing Limited eBooks,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 623 - 646
Published: April 17, 2024
Corporate
social
responsibility
(CSR)
promotes
society,
reduces
risk,
and
encourages
ethical
business
practices.
Due
to
its
relevance,
we
study
how
CSR
influences
firms'
sustainable
development.
We
analyze
data
from
427
New
York
Stock
Exchange
(NYSE)-listed
firms
2008
2022.
The
Refinitiv
environmental
score
is
used
measure
CSR,
whereas
for
development
rely
on
corporate
growth
rate
(SGR)
market-based
metrics.
analysis
employs
various
econometric
techniques,
including
ordinary
least
square,
fixed
effect
regression,
two-stage
generalized
method
of
moment,
simultaneous
quantile
regression.
results
indicate
that
has
a
positive
significant
across
all
models.
This
relationship
supports
the
notion
socially
responsible
can
contribute
long-term
financial
sustainability
in
line
with
"stakeholder
theory",
indicating
companies
should
accommodate
concerns
stakeholders,
society
environment,
achieve
evaluate
conditional
distributions
SGR
value
are
affected
by
categorizing
them
into
high,
moderate,
low
regimes.
regression
estimates
more
pronounced
at
upper
quantiles,
followed
moderate
These
findings
underscore
importance
considering
assessing
enterprises
market
value.
also
confirm
our
robust
under
range
different
econometrics'
methods.
Finally,
enlighten
current
literature,
research
useful
policy
implications
management
investors.
Journal of Environmental Management,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
351, P. 119824 - 119824
Published: Dec. 19, 2023
Financial
development
and
geopolitical
risks
can
significantly
affect
sustainable
development.
However,
the
roles
of
these
factors
in
are
rarely
investigated.
Thus,
this
study
takes
into
account
role
risk
while
exploring
effects
financial
development,
natural
resource
rents,
eco-innovation
on
Organization
for
Economic
Co-operation
Development
(OECD)
countries.
To
end,
yearly
data
from
1990
to
2019
is
analyzed
using
advanced
econometric
tests.
The
Common
Correlated
Effects
Mean
Group
(CCEMG)
results
indicate
that
positively
related
Natural
rents
have
a
detrimental
impact
which
confirms
presence
curse
hypothesis
OECD
Furthermore,
revealed
controlling
useful
fostering
Lastly,
panel
Granger
causality
test
unveiled
one-way
eco-innovation,
Moreover,
causalities
found
resources.
These
findings
suggest
countries
should
prioritize
policies
mitigating
negative
rents.
harm
so
policymakers
promote
international
cooperation
risk-sharing.