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Define Ethical Marketing

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Marketing products in a more socially responsible way (Grewal & Levy, 2015)

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What is CSR

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A firm’s consideration of and response to issues beyond the narrow economic, technical, and legal requirements of the firm which results in accomplishing social benefits along with traditional economic gains

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Model CSR Company

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Toms: buy 1 give 1 - the charitable acts are the company, it has a feel good message, and is worn by many celebrities

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Astroturfing

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companies masking motives by putting it under the guise of grassroots

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mcdonalds astroturfing

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day of quarter pounder release in japan, recruited 1000 workers to line up as customers who were paid and their meals compensated.. McD admitted it but said it was for market research

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Astroturfing Al Gore

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an inconvenient truth .. there was a youtube video created called Al Gore’s Penguin Army spoofing the ideas and it was traced back to a PR and lobbying firm for Exxon Mobile

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No Logo

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Klein 2001
brand lifestyle is sold to us in an overt way and globalized brands are “an assault on the public sphere” with corporate consolidation taking away choice - there are resistive movements around the world against this - opposite of conspicuous consumption

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why do CSR

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Magian and Ferrell

it is a social obligation, stakeholder obligation, good ethics, and a managerial process

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internet info on CSR

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Jahdi and Acikdilli
suspicion on attempting to convey CSR image
internet has unlimited capacity to transmit to consumers but its hard to figure out what is true or false on the internet “fake news”

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power dynamic stakeholders and CSR

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stakeholders have power over firm if the firm is more dependent on stakeholders than reverse
positive relationship between car and customer loyalty - good WOM …..
quick to sanction companies for socially irresponsible behavior

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sanction for social irresponsibility example

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High street brands found using dog and cat fur in products

united airlines

12
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implicit persuasion

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advertising that uses implicit persuasion that is impossible to resist is unfair because it overrides cognitive control capacities (Nairne & Fine 2008)

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multiple celebrity endorsements

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Chen et al 2013
multiple brand endorsements makes the connections complex but if there is a strong consistency in brand concepts it is not necessarily a turnoff to consumers

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CSR surveys

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Caruana et al 2013
inconsistency between what people say in quantitative surveys and what they do because that method encourages the desire for respondents to give socially desirable answers to be good citizens

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CSR and capitalism

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field of business ethics rests on the fundamental flaw of relying on capitalists and capitalism to save us from the devastating environmental and social effects of capitalism

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stats about CSR surveys

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young et al 2010 - estimated 30% of consumers indicate concern about environmental issues yet only 5% translate that into action

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evolution of fair-trade

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Goodman 2009

  1. image/description of farmers and lesson on benefits of FT
  2. idealize farmers with sunsets
  3. celebrity -Brangelina
  4. FT = alleviation of poverty - oversimplification
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Planet Bean v Starbucks

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Fridell 2009
planet bean is 100% devoted to fair trade and educating consumers, while starbucks only has 2% fair-trade products (not to mention union history) and its mostly PR but the network is stuck between the vision of the co-op and the reach of the corporate

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fair-trade message

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consumers should be consuming the FT message when buying the good (Low and Davenport)

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supply chain CSR

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Klassen

product and process related aspects of the operations that relate to human safety, welfare and community is a concern

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True Cost Documentary

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link between consumer pressure for low cost fast fashion and the existence of sweatshop workers who produce goods - zara and H&M
showed Bangladeshi women trying to unionize and improve conditions but were beaten - picked up by CNBC & news

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missing bean

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ethical signaling - have to be wealthy to be ethical? fruit farmers

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social media accountability

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holding pals accountable and social issues are very linked to economic performance - united broke my guitar and dragging man off plane

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example of social media witch hunt

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SaveJoshArmy Chimerix