Sustainable Business Practices: A New Model for Evaluating Firms within Specific Industries

George Mangiero; Vincent Calluzzo; Charles Cante

doi:10.53642/PRWT1836

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P-ISSN 1063-343X

E-ISSN 2576-3458

Original Research

Vol. 25, Issue 2, 2021

November 09, 2021 EDT

Sustainable Business Practices: A New Model for Evaluating Firms within Specific Industries

George Mangiero, Ph.D., Vincent Calluzzo, Ph.D., Charles Cante, Ph.D.,

sustainabilitysupply chainethicspharmaceutical industrychemical industryfood industry

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Mangiero, George, Vincent Calluzzo, and Charles Cante. 2021. “Sustainable Business Practices: A New Model for Evaluating Firms within Specific Industries.” Journal of Business and Economic Studies 25 (2): 12–28. https://doi.org/10.53642/PRWT1836.

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