Bridging the digital divide: Determinants of mobile payment adoption and continuance intention in rural retail contexts

Pooja ., Sushil Chauhan · 2025 · Asian Journal of Management and Commerce

Summary. Green innovation significantly increases firm value in Indonesian mining and energy companies, with profitability amplifying this effect. Environmental costs alone do not meaningfully impact firm value, and profitability cannot moderate their relationship. The findings suggest companies should prioritize transparent green innovation strategies aligned with profitability to enhance shareholder value, as stakeholders do not yet view environmental spending as a long-term strategic investment.

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  journal = {Asian Journal of Management and Commerce},
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DOI

10.22271/27084515.2025.v6.i2r.893

Countries

Indonesia

Regions

Asia

Categories

climate-and-environment, policy, general-innovation

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2026-05-01