Linking social and economic responsibilities with financial performance: The role of innovation
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Cegarra Navarro, Juan Gabriel; Reverte Maya, Carmelo; Gómez Melero, Eduardo; Wensley, Anthony K. P.Área de conocimiento
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The data of this research were taken from a research program supported by the Spanish Ministry of Education (REF: PRX14/ 00164) and a research project from the Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness (ECO2014-55674-R).Fecha de publicación
2016Editorial
International Academy of Business and EconomicsCita bibliográfica
Cegarra, Juan & Reverte, Carmelo & Gómez-Melero, Eduardo & Wensley, Anthony. (2016). Linking social and economic responsibilities with financial performance: The role of innovation. European Management Journal. 34. 10.1016/j.emj.2016.02.006.Palabras clave
Corporate social responsibilityInnovation
Social innovation
Financial performance
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The research conducted in this study focuses on the role of a company's innovation culture in linking economic and social responsibilities with financial performance. Specifically, our study addresses the following two questions: Does innovation trigger the simultaneous development of both economic and social dimensions of corporate social responsibility? Does the simultaneous pursuit of economic and social responsibilities result in a higher financial performance? These questions are examined through an empirical investigation of 133 companies, belonging to the Spanish Social Environmental Agreement, using structural equation modelling validated by factor analysis. The results indicate that, although companies are using innovation outcomes to support both economic and social achievements, they are only taking advantage effectively of economic achievements to obtain a higher financial performance.
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