What dimension of Corporate Sustainability (E, S or G) pays more?

This book aims to examine the relationship between corporate financial performance (CFP) and corporate social performance (CSP) by asking: Which dimension (E, S or G) yields the strongest relationship with CFP? Our research question is analyzed by looking at differences between industries and firm size by collecting historical and financial data over a six-year period in a comparative scenario between American firms and Western European firms classified according to Standard Industrial Classification (SIC).

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Ernesto del Castillo is currently a Ph.D. student at EGADE Business School. Ernesto holds a Master's Degree in Economics and Public Policy and a Bachelor's Degree in Economics. He published part of his master's thesis, in co-authorship, in the Journal of Educational Development. His expertise area is econometrics, focused on panel data.