Corporate do-gooder efforts can boost sales as long as they're tied to corporate harm
- Written by Dionne A Nickerson, Assistant Professor of Marketing, Indiana University
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The big idea
Customers spent more buying stuff from companies that engaged in corporate social responsibility than those that didn’t – as long as those do-gooder efforts...
