The Effects of Green Intellectual Capital on Green Innovation: A Green Supply Chain Integration Perspective.
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ABSTRACT: To demonstrate how green innovation (GI) effectively occurs, this study examines the effects of green intellectual capital (GIC) on GI from the perspective of green supply chain integration (GSCI). Based on a natural-resource-based view and knowledge-based view, the authors constructed an intermediary model of GIC-GSCI-GI, and analyzed the effects of green absorptive ability (GAA) and relationship learning ability (RLA) as moderators. An empirical survey of 328 Chinese manufacturing companies was conducted. Our results indicate that three dimensions of GIC positively impact GI. The mediating effects of internal and external GSCI exist in the relationship between GIC and GI. The moderating effects of GAA and RLA in these effects were also verified. Our study provides further empirical evide
SUBMITTER: Liu D
PROVIDER: S-EPMC9275431 | biostudies-literature | 2022
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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