Why go green?: The effects of internationalization, path-dependency, and environmental uncertainty

Yu‐Shu Peng · Chin‐Jung Luan · Chia-Ching Chou

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The purpose of this study aims to depict the relationships between the degree of internationalization, industry pressure, firm resource and the adoption of voluntary environmental program (ISO 14001). We employed a data set composed of 357 firm-year observing points from the sampling listed firms in Taiwan with the period from 2001 to 2008. Empirical results suggest that a firm's degree of internationalization have a significant impact on the certification of ISO 14001. Notably, both significantly positive and negative impact on the certification of ISO 14001 is due to different measurement of internationalization. A positive relationship between the experience of ISO 9000 and ISO 14001, and a negative relationship between environmental uncertainty and ISO 14001 are also confirmed in this study.

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