Ecological sustainability - a customer requirement ? Evidence from the automotive industry

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Ecological sustainability - a customer requirement ? Evidence from the automotive industry. / Hetterich, Jörg; Sebastian, Bonnemeier; Michael, Pritzke et al.
in: Journal of Environmental Planning and Management, Jahrgang 55, Nr. 9, 11.2012, S. 1111-1133.

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title = "Ecological sustainability - a customer requirement ? Evidence from the automotive industry",
abstract = "There are several motives for the adoption of {\textquoteleft}green{\textquoteright} or sustainable materials for car interiors, for example, the shortage of fossil resources and the resulting oil-price increase, new legal requirements (regulations and laws) which penalise environmental pollution and the changing behaviour patterns of consumers. The latter was the subject of an empirical study involving 106 potential car buyers, who were asked about their attitude to sustainable materials in a car interior. Furthermore, consumers' willingness to pay a premium price for a vehicle interior made of renewable resources was also analysed. The main conclusion is that more than 66% of the respondents would accept green car components for a moderate price increase. The relevance and pressure to substitute fossil materials with renewable ones can be expected to increase. This increase will not only be due to the potential decline of resources, but more notably as a result of consumer demand.",
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