What motivates ecopreneurs in the United States to create value?

Priyanka Jayashankar · Howard Van Auken · Arvind Ashta

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Entrepreneurship Studies and Influences Business Strategies and Innovation Environmental Sustainability in Business

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Abstract There is an important linkage between the motives and the perceived value creation of ecopreneurs. Filling a research gap on how ecopreneurs' financial and nonfinancial motives impact different forms of value creation, a positive relationship is revealed between economic and socio‐ethical motives and specific types of value creation. Interestingly, the organic farmers' motives have no impact on economic value creation.

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