Key Factors For Green Product Line Extensions

Monir Jalili; Tolga Aydinliyim; Nagesh Murthy

Key Factors For Green Product Line Extensions

Monir Jalili
, Tolga Aydinliyim
, Nagesh Murthy

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As consumers, policy makers and NGOs associate low environmental impact with ‚Äúuniformly green‚Äù (UG) products or higher recycled/reused content, we explore two issues: (i) Should distinct green preferences be ‚Äútargeted‚Äù with distinct product variants? (ii) Is profitable UG adoption environmentally superior? We show that optimal and eco-friendly UG adoption requires design/quality control and reduced production/material costs, and blindly demanding UG adoption may worsen environmental results.

Original language	English
State	Published - 2023
Event	DSI 54RD Annual Conference - Duration: Jan 1 2023 → …

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Conference	DSI 54RD Annual Conference
Period	01/1/23 → …

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Key Factors For Green Product Line Extensions

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