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issue by using capital infusion data in the Indian banking industry,
where government capital infusions in public sector banks happen in
all economic conditions and hence allow us to control for a non-crisis
environment. Our results strongly support the moral hazard problem
in banks, surrounded by no apparent economic crisis. The results are
also independent of the bank’s propensity to take risks and its financial
health. One major implication of our findings is that repeated capital
infusions to protect banks can be detrimental as it increases the fiscal

risk of the country.

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Ecolabelling: a meta-analytic structural equation

modelling approach

Nivin Vinoi, Pankaj Vishwakarma
Journal of Knowledge Management (ABDC-A)

Purpose
Researchers have devoted considerable attention to ecolabel
products and their purchase intention. However, empirical research
often presents relatively unpredictable and uneven results. Thus, the
relationship between the antecedents and outcome variables among

ecolabelling studies, such as purchase intention, remains ambiguous.
To address this gap in the literature, this study combines the Theory
of Planned Behaviour (TPB) and Stimulus, Organism, Response (SOR)
theory within a meta-analytic framework, consolidating existing
literature on the purchase intention of eco-labelled products to analyse
concrete relationships between antecedents and purchase intention.

Design/methodology/approach
We conducted a comprehensive analysis of 37 studies and a total
sample size of 16,672 participants. The analysis employed a MASEM

technique, and the findings of the analysis offer empirical support for
the significance of all the proposed relationships within the provided
conceptual framework.

Findings
The results revealed that environmental advertising significantly
impacts green attitude and later substantially influences consumers’
intention to make environmentally conscious purchases. The

present study also has examined the potential inclusion of different
recommended moderators, such as time period and sample size.

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