(M) Chapter 4: Social Entrepreneurship Flashcards

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Two concepts under Ecopreneurship

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Environmental Entrepreneurship
Green Capitalism

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Refers to environmental entrepreneurship with entrepreneurial action contributing to preserving the natural environment, including the Earth, biodiversity, and ecosystems

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Ecopreneruship

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Ecopreneurship (Key steps)

Seek newer methods of production and recycling

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Eliminate the concept of waste

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Ecopreneurship (Key steps)

Encourage consumer involvement in making companies accountable

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Restore accountability

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Ecopreneurship (Key steps)

Reconstruct the system to incorporate a “green fee” where taces are added to energy, raw materials, and services to encourage conservation

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Make prices reflect costs

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Ecopreneurship (Key steps)

Continue researching the needed compatibility of our ever-evolving products and inventions

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Promote diversity

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Ecopreneurship (Key steps)

Rather than demanding “low prices” to encourage production shortcuts, allow new posts for environmental stewardship

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Make conservation profitable

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Ecopreneurship (Key steps)

Develop a plan for trading nation of sustainable development enforced by tariffs

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Insist on accountability of nations

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An approach to creating economic value that also
creates value for society by addressing its needs and challenges

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Shared Value and the Triple Bottom Line

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It connects company success with social progress

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Shared Value and the Triple Bottom Line

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Shared Value and the Triple Bottom Line connects ________ with _________

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company success with social progress

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It goes beyond social responsibility or sustainability, transforming business thinking.

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Shared Value and the Triple Bottom Line

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Bottom-Line Measures

This deal with the bottom line and income flows such as income, expenditures, taxes, business climate factors, employees, and business diversity factors

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Economic measures

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Bottom-Line Measures

Related to the bottom line and income flows

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Economic performance measures

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Bottom-Line Measures:

Related to natural resources and their viabilities

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Environmental Performance Measures

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Bottom-Line Measures:

Refer to social dimension of an enterprise or region

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Social Performance Measures

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Bottom-Line Measures:

Include:
* Personal income
* Cost of underemployment
* Establishment sizes
* Job growth
* Employment distribution by sector
* Percentage of firms in each sector
* Revenue by sector contributing to gross state product

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Economic

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Bottom-Line Measures:

Related to natural resources and reflect potential influences to its viability

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Environmental

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Bottom-Line Measures:

  • Hazardous chemical concentrations
  • Selected priority pollutants
  • Electricity consumption
  • Solid waste management
  • Hazardous waste management
  • Change in land use/land cover
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Environmental

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Bottom-Line Measures:

Refer to social dimensions of a community or region such as education, social resources, health and well-being, and quality of life

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Social

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Bottom-Line Measures:

Include:
* Unemployment rate
* Median household income
* Relative poverty
* Percentage of population with a post-secondary degree or certificate
* Average commute time
* Violent crimes per capita
* Health-adjusted life expectancy

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Social