Do green management practices lead to firm performance? An empirical examination of manufacturing enterprises in Colombia

Yasel Josè Costa Salas, René Abreu, William Sarache, Dalianys Martínez

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Abstract

This paper aims to study the non-trivial relationship between green supply chain management (GSCM) and economic performance. Using an empirical evidence from Colombian manufacturing companies, we develop a second-order structural equation model (SEM) correlating eight major green processes versus some economic performance indicators. Experimental results support that the GSCM practices can significantly influence firms to go in improving the economic performance. However, the gathered information provided evidence to assure that green marketing and green human resource management are not strongly related with the economic performance of the firms.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationInternational Conference
Publication statusPublished - 2016
Event5th World Conference on Production and Operations Management (P&OM Havana 2016) - Havana, Cuba
Duration: 6 Sept 201610 Sept 2016
http://www.pomhabana2016.com/

Conference

Conference5th World Conference on Production and Operations Management (P&OM Havana 2016)
Country/TerritoryCuba
CityHavana
Period06.09.201610.09.2016
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Keywords

  • green management practice
  • firm performance

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