@misc{10481/67781,
year = {2021},
month = {3},
url = {http://hdl.handle.net/10481/67781},
abstract = {Greenwashing is a communication practice that consists of the deliberate and voluntary disclosure of environmentally misleading (or even false) information by a firm and which the public understands to be deceptive. Although prior literature analyzes greenwashing effects from the greenwasher perspective, the underlying perceptions of managers in the decision-making process related to maintaining (or contracting a new) a commercial partner, client, supplier, or other stakeholder who is a greenwasher, remain underexplored. This work empirically examines how greenwashing could influence managers’ decision making and whether a moderation effect of attitude toward environmental management exists in this relationship. In doing so, this work relies on experimental design.},
keywords = {Greenwashing},
keywords = {Managerial decision},
keywords = {Green attitude},
title = {How does greenwashing influence managers' decision-making? An experimental approach under stakeholder view},
doi = {https://doi.org/10.1002/csr.2095},
author = {Ferrón Vílchez, Vera and Valero Gil, Jesús and Suárez Perales, Inés},
}