By Ph.D, Albert Shaw, H. Weinstock
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ISBN-13: 9781286094068
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Panel (d) replicates the cost increase from panel (c) but looks at circumstances in which consumers place no value on the social aspects of production. This would be akin to a voluntary or involuntary regulatory solution whereby the removal of the offending production practices amounted to a tax on production, but consumers paid no attention and simply continued to purchase the product for its Social consumerism and corporate responsibility 27 functional characteristics. What follows from this is also very clear: price increases (P3 > P0), quantity declines (Q3 < Q0), consumer value declines (CS3 < CS0), and producer profit declines (PS3 < PS0).
First, following on from Hart and Milstein (2003), it can be argued that CSR is not just a redistributive exercise but also an innovation exercise. Based on this thinking, CSR is about a new way of organizing economic activity and value delivery. In this sense, the fact that firms are engaging in experimenting upon, and influencing the formation of, customer preferences means that CNSR, at this point in time, may be an emergent, rather than fully formed, phenomenon. The issue of whether today’s consumers are willing to pay for social goods therefore needs to be phrased more broadly: might tomorrow’s consumers be willing to pay for social goods?
The implications of all of this is that in a world where the consumer is neither completely purposeful nor a blank slate there is a constant to and fro between actual and latent consumer preferences and their manifestation in the marketplace. In many cases, the outcomes from this are benign, in the sense that the fact that Tesco stocks one set of brands and Sainsbury’s another can be immaterial. Consumers who do not have strong preferences simply purchase what is available wherever they are shopping, while those with stronger preferences reveal them by going out of their way to seek the desired product from the location stocking it.
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