This paper discusses the relationship between environmental and economic performance, and the influence of different positions on corporate environmental strategy. After formulating a theoretical model, results are reported for two empirical analyses: of the European paper manufacturing industry, and of a set of British and German manufacturing firms, respectively. It is found that the potential for different industries to realize a win-win relationship between environmental and economic performance differs, but that a pollution prevention-oriented approach as supported by the Environmental Shareholder Value concept, for example, enables a type of integrated management which enables firms to move closer towards environmental-economic sustainability.
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Wagner, M. (2006). Achieving environmental-economic sustainability through corporate environmental strategies: Empirical evidence on environmental shareholder value. In Sustainability Accounting and Reporting (pp. 183–206). Springer Netherlands. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-4974-3_8
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