Lecture 4-Stakeholder Management Flashcards

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What did (Piyasinchai et al, 2021) find?

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That ESG conformity is celebrated by the market

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Why can conformity also become liabilities?

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During high criticism, conforming to ESG standards can be penalized

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What encourages greater conformity in sustainability practices within an industry?

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High uncertainty.

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What are three benefits of ESG conformity?

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Enhanced legitimacy, lower perceived risks, higher firm valuation.

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What are two costs of ESG conformity?

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Less strategic differentiation, less competitive advantage.

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Why is greenhushing problematic?

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Because it hides a company’s true environmental impact. -> difficult for stakeholders’ decisions

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What are the four potential causes of greenhushing?

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1) No one knows about it
2) Less contextual distinctiveness
3) Avoid boycotts
4) Risk of being hypocritical

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Why is optimal distinctiveness in ESG practices challenging?

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Spillover effects from peers and public criticism.

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How can firms align with stakeholders to solve big problems?

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By working together to address environmental impacts.

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Why can private companies sometimes solve problems better than governments?

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They can create long-term plans and partnerships with local stakeholders.

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