Environmental management systems and technological environmental innovations: Exploring the causal relationship
作者： Andreas Ziegler , Jazmin Seijas Nogareda
DOI: 10.1016/J.RESPOL.2009.01.020
关键词: Business 、 Product (category theory) 、 Marketing 、 Resource (project management) 、 Certification 、 Multivariate probit model 、 Process (engineering) 、 Causal effect 、 Empirical research 、 Industrial organization 、 Environmental management system 、 Management of Technology and Innovation 、 Management Science and Operations Research 、 Strategy and Management
摘要: Abstract Within the discussion of voluntary proactive approaches to environmental protection, former micro-econometric studies analyze causal effect adoption management systems (EMS) on technological innovations and find some positive impacts. Based empirical which consider general innovativeness programs (VEP) as well based insights from resource-based view firm, we contrarily hypothesize in this paper that EMS could also reversely be affected by product or process innovations. This hypothesis is empirically examined with a unique firm-level data set German manufacturing sector. Our econometric analyses uni- multivariate probit models imply significantly certified EMS. According this, relationship between obviously not clear.
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