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Polish Gen-Z Consumers’ Attitudes to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

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|Sep 2024

Figures & Tables

Respondents’ Willingness to Purchase Products from a Company Engaged in Various CSR Areas at a Higher Price than Competitors Offer_

CSR Areas* (Scale: 1 “Not at all likely” … 7 “Very likely”)MeanStandard deviationCorrelations
Gender [η]Income [ρ ]Statism-Liberalism [ρ]
K1. Actions aimed at protecting the natural environment, conserving resources, and combating climate change5.051.5820.4440.010-0.039
K2. Ethical practices in general business activities – complying with laws and avoiding partners/markets where human rights are violated or socially harmful practices are employed4.801.6430.153-0.0540.108
K3. Involvement in supporting local communities4.841.4470.0350.109-0.016
K4. Involvement in philanthropic and charitable activities4.821.7600.320-0.001-0.093
K5. Actions aimed at fair treatment of employees5.051.5820.212-0.005-0.072
K6. Relationships with customers based on honesty and transparency5.461.4420.0120.0280.155
Average value of responses K1…K65.001.2680.2520.025-0.006

Respondents’ Willingness to Support Company Actions in Various CSR Areas_

CSR Areas* (Scale: 1 “Not at all likely” … 7 “Very likely”)MeanStandard deviationCorrelations
Gender [η]Income [ρ]Statism-Liberalism [ρ]
W1. Actions aimed at protecting the natural environment, conserving resources, and combating climate change5.471.5080.336-0.029-0.039
W2. Ethical practices in general business activities – complying with laws and avoiding partners/markets where human rights are violated or socially harmful practices are employed5.091.7730.190-0.0960.146
W3. Involvement in supporting local communities5.161.2780.0870.1880.106
W4. Involvement in philanthropic and charitable activities5.181.5890.2720.084-0.071
W5. Actions aimed at fair treatment of employees5.751.3240.0800.054-0.041
W6. Relationships with customers based on honesty and transparency6.021.2160.0260.1520.274
Average value of responses W1…W65.441.0850.2190.0250.101

Respondents’ Attitudes Toward Corporate Social Responsibility_

Scale: 1 – “Strongly Disagree” … 7 – “Strongly Agree”)MeanStandard deviationCorrelations
Gender [η]Income [ρ]Statism-Liberalism [ρ]
T1. Companies should not only focus on maximizing profits but also consider the impact of their activities on societal issues.5.891.2910.245-0.020-0.131
T2. Corporate social responsibility brings tangible and significant benefits to society.5.521.2250.1430.104-0.059
T3. Modern consumers are inclined to prefer products from socially responsible companies in their purchasing decisions.5.331.2900.283-0.021-0.089
T4. Corporate social responsibility is more of a strategy to boost sales and profits rather than a genuine concern for social welfare.4.121.5300.187-0.1120.027
T5. Companies engaged in corporate social responsibility activities are more trustworthy than other companies.5.031.4700.327-0.0820.144
T6. Companies that engage in corporate social responsibility activities effectively stand out from their competitors.5.001.3800.228-0.1560.108
T7. Corporate social responsibility activities benefit the companies that implement them more than they benefit society.4.291.4560.0730.006-0.049
Average value of responses to T1 …, T7*4.910.8130.355-0.0740.023

The Impact of Actions in Various CSR Areas on Building Respondents’ Trust in a Company_

CSR Areas* (Scale: 1 “Does not increase my trust in the company at all” … 7 “Significantly increases my trust in the company”)MeanStandard deviationCorrelations
Gender [η]Income [ρ]Statism-Liberalism [ρ]
Z1. Actions aimed at protecting the natural environment, conserving resources, and combating climate change5.461.4640.3720.125-0.001
Z2. Ethical practices in general business activities – complying with laws and avoiding partners/markets where human rights are violated or socially harmful practices are employed5.821.5590.006-0.7600.056
Z3. Involvement in supporting local communities5.471.3580.153-0.0900.072
Z4. Involvement in philanthropic and charitable activities5.371.6060.3450.004-0.094
Z5. Actions aimed at fair treatment of employees6.121.3270.2340.120-0.111
Z6. Relationships with customers based on honesty and transparency6.061.2850.0020.0660.038
Average value of responses Z1…Z65.711.0480.255-0.0360.055
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/minib-2024-0017 | Journal eISSN: 2353-8414 | Journal ISSN: 2353-8503
Language: English
Page range: 80 - 97
Submitted on: Dec 17, 2023
Accepted on: Jun 11, 2024
Published on: Sep 17, 2024
Published by: Institute of Aviation
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 4 times per year

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