Abstract Using micro-level data, we examine the behavior of socially responsible investment (SRI) funds. SRI funds select firms with lower pollution, more board diversity, higher employee satisfaction, and better workplace safety. Yet, both in cross-section using an exogenous shock to capital, find that do not significantly change firm behavior. Moreover, little evidence they try impact shareho...

We examine how banks adjust credit supply in areas with higher exposure to climate risks by utilizing the province-level air pollution and loan growth data of a large emerging market, Turkey, following Paris Agreement 2015. Our results show that limit their extension more polluted provinces post-agreement interval, implying consider change-related provisioning accordingly. baseline findings are...

This manuscript addresses behavior change intentions and consumer risk perceptions in the context of uncertainty crisis such as Covid-19 pandemic. Based on theory planned health theories, a conceptual framework is developed that focuses role attitudes toward pandemic, their determinants public campaign conducted, resulting intentions. The empirical study, based an actual representative nationwi...