Download This PaperStock Market Reaction to Green Vehicle Innovation
Production and Operations Management, Vol. 22, Issue 4, pp.976-990, 2013
40 Pages Posted: 2 Apr 2012 Last revised: 17 Jul 2014
Date Written: May 17, 2012
Abstract
We study the stock market reaction to announcements of global green vehicle innovation over a 14-year time span (1996 to 2009) using the event study methodology. We document that the stock market generally reacts positively to automakers’ announcements of environmental innovations, consistent with prior research on the wealth effects of innovation announcements. Our results indicate that crucial green product development decisions such as innovation type and market segment choices exert direct influence on a firm’s market value. We also find that these results hold when controlling for firm size, leverage, profitability, R&D intensity, and oil price changes.
Keywords: Automobile Industry, Corporate Sustainability, Event Study, Green Innovation, New Product Development
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Sulin Ba
University of Connecticut School of Business ( email )
368 Fairfield Road
Storrs, CT 06269-2041
United States
Jan Stallaert
University of Connecticut - School of Business ( email )
368 Fairfield Road
Storrs, CT 06269-2041
United States
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