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Corporate social responsibility and profit maximising behaviour under consumer tastes uncertainty

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BECCHETTI LEONARDO
GIALLONARDO LUISA
TESSITORE MARIA ELISABETTA

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We extend the traditional horizontal differentiation models to the analysis of firm location into the space of corporate social responsibility (CSR) in presence of consumers with heterogeneous tastes and willingness to pay for it. We find that nonzero corporate social responsibility, even when modelled as a pure cost, may be an optimal choice for profit maximising producers is conditional to CSR costs, consumers’ sensitiveness for CSR and uncertainty about consumer tastes.

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Paper provided by Tor Vergata University, CEIS in its series Departmental Working Papers with number 238.

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