Reducing Carbon Emissions Worldwide: MNCs and Global Environmental Performance

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Proceedings of the International Association for Business and Society 24:144-152 (2013)
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This paper prepares an investigation into environmental performance among multinational enterprises in the context of greenhouse gas emissions. The authors offer a theoretical background about how MNCs are faced with opposing choices with regard to standardising or adjusting their local environmental performances. Moreover, we outline a potential methodology for exploring the variation in MNCs’ levels of greenhouse gas emissions around the world

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