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Green Supply Chain Management for Listed Companies --Lenovo Group as an Example
- 1 Institute of Management, Tianjin University of Finance and Economics Pearl River College, Tianjin 01811, China
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Abstract
In recent years, China's environmental problems have become increasingly serious, resource depletion, ecological imbalance and a series of problems continue to emerge, due to public pressure, legislation, and policies, green development has emerged as a critical problem that businesses cannot ignore. This paper combing domestic and foreign theories about green supply chain administration in the light of the use of case study methodology, from the perspective of the ESG scores and the economical aspect, to study the green supply chain management on the development of Lenovo Group. It is found that under green supply chain administration, the more Lenovo is recognized by all sectors of the society, the higher the ESG rating is accordingly; the higher the E score in the supplier's ESG rating is, the higher the E in Lenovo's ESG rating is accordingly. To a certain extent, enforcing green supply chain management may enhance the enterprise’s short-and long-term solvency.
Keywords
green supply chain management, ESG rating, financial performance
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Liang,J. (2023). Green Supply Chain Management for Listed Companies --Lenovo Group as an Example. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,52,229-238.
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