Sustainable Development and Environmental Sustainability in Large-Scale Retailers
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https://doi.org/10.4468/2018.1.10riboldazziKeywords:
Large-Scale Retailers, Environmental Sustainability, Corporate Sustainability, Sustainable Development, Global MarketsAbstract
Mounting pressures from society demanding higher standards in business ethics, along with a growing number of consumers and several other market players sensitive to issues concerning corporate social responsibility and sustainable development, have encouraged the adoption of new behaviors by those large-scale retailers seeking to achieve positive business results through economic effectiveness and efficiency while respecting human rights, social balance, and the environment. The present study, through in-depth analysis of business practices of major domestic large-scale retailers, aims to assess, in the context of economic, social, and environmental responsibilities, the various initiatives developed by such retailers with respect to environmental protection.
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