Can Sinful Firms Benefit from Advertising Their CSR Efforts? Adverse Effect of Advertising Sinful Firms' CSR Engagements on Firm Performance

This study investigates corporate social responsibility (CSR) of sinful firms, which refer to ones that are operating in controversial industries, including the production and distribution of alcohol, tobacco, gambling, adult entertainment, firearm, military, and nuclear power. We attempt to answer...

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Published in:Journal of business ethics 2017-07, Vol.143 (4), p.643-663
Main Authors: Oh, Hannah, Bae, John, Kim, Sang-Joon
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Advertisements
Advertising
Alcohol
Alcoholic beverage industry
Business and Management
Business Ethics
Companies
Corporate responsibility
Education
Entertainment
Ethics
Expenditures
Financial performance
Firearms
Gambling
Interest groups
Management
Nuclear energy
Organizational effectiveness
Organizational performance
Philosophy
Power
Prices
Production
Prosocial behavior
Quality of Life Research
Risk
Sex industry
Side effects
Sin
Social responsibility
Stigma
Tobacco
Tobacco industry
Vulnerability
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