Motives of Socially Responsible Business Conduct
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The social and ecological challenges that governments face have raised their interest in socially responsible business conduct (SRBC). In this article we analyze the motives of executives to perform SRBC. We distinguish three types of motives: financial, ethical and altruistic motives. We test the hypotheses on a sample of 473 executives. The estimation results show that SRBC is driven by a combination of intrinsic and extrinsic motives, but that the intrinsic motives are stronger than the extrinsic motive.
- Tilburg University Netherlands
- Erasmus University Rotterdam Netherlands
intrinsic motivation; extrinsic motivation; corporate social responsibility; socially responsible business conduct, corporate social responsibility, intrinsic motivation;extrinsic motivation;corporate social responsibility;socially responsible business conduct, intrinsic motivation, socially responsible business conduct, extrinsic motivation, jel: jel:Z12, jel: jel:M14
intrinsic motivation; extrinsic motivation; corporate social responsibility; socially responsible business conduct, corporate social responsibility, intrinsic motivation;extrinsic motivation;corporate social responsibility;socially responsible business conduct, intrinsic motivation, socially responsible business conduct, extrinsic motivation, jel: jel:Z12, jel: jel:M14
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