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Circular Economy Projects and Firm Disclosures in an Encouraging Institutional Environment

doi: 10.3390/su14031149
This paper analyses the strategies implemented by listed Spanish companies that are leaders in their industrial environments to inform shareholders and the public about their circular economy projects. It uses content and textual approaches through the factorial correspondence analysis of all the information about the circular economy presented on corporate websites. The analysis of the 17,510 resulting terms suggests that companies prioritise discourses about a sustainable future, their commitment to the proper use of resources and the reduction or elimination of greenhouse gases. The sectors most sensitive to institutional pressures, such as oil and energy companies, are more active in disclosing the problems and desired solutions of their projects.
- University of Cantabria Spain
- University of Cantabria Spain
- "UNIVERSIDAD DE SALAMANCA Spain
- University of Salamanca Spain
industries, Environmental effects of industries and plants, circular economy, TJ807-830, TD194-195, circular economy; resource use; greenhouse; industries; textual analysis, Renewable energy sources, resource use, Environmental sciences, textual analysis, greenhouse, GE1-350
industries, Environmental effects of industries and plants, circular economy, TJ807-830, TD194-195, circular economy; resource use; greenhouse; industries; textual analysis, Renewable energy sources, resource use, Environmental sciences, textual analysis, greenhouse, GE1-350
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