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Marketing literature confirms that stakeholders will reward responsible companies.
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CSR and Marketing ultimately represents a dialogue with stakeholders.
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Future research mixing marketing and CSR would improve our knowledge about CSR.
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The relationship between CSR and Marketing has many perspectives.
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The current definition of marketing takes into account society as a whole.
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The link between Marketing and CSR should be strategically used.
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CSR can improve the company's value delivered to their stakeholders.
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Consumer responses under CSR campaign and company's core business congruence.
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Skepticism toward CSR plays a moderating role.
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Communication efforts should convince consumers that the company's motives are honest.
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CSR and Market Value (MV) relationship has to be understood in a long term scenario.
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Certain CSR issues may lead to companies’ better financial performance.
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Customer Satisfaction mediates the CSR–MV relationship.
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There is a gap between what companies communicate ant what they really do.
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Stakeholder relations management seems to be critical for corporate success.
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This study analyzes the moderating effect of the types of media on CSR perception.
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Perceived CSR changes depending on the medium used to communicate the activity.
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In a newspaper the firm-cause fit influences CSR both directly and indirectly.
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In the social network the relationship above is only indirect.
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Corporate credibility and CSR are more intensively related in the social network.
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Attitudes towards functional foods directly influence the consumption willingness.
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A healthy lifestyle has no effect on the attitudes towards functional foods.
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Lifestyle influences the willingness to use functional foods in a negative manner.
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Certain motivators and barriers positively influence the healthy lifestyle.
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Motivators influence healthy lifestyles more significantly in women than men.