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DOI: 10.11118/978-80-7701-042-9-0065

PRISMA METHODOLOGICAL ANALYSIS BY THE LONG-TERM IMPACT OF ESG, GREEN LENDING, AND CONSUMER SUBSIDIES ON SUSTAINABLE SUPPLY CHAINS AND FINANCIAL RISKS

Henriett Karolyi1, Antal Martzy1, Anna Dunay1
1 John von Neumann University, Doctoral School of Management and Business Administration, Budapest, Hungary

Sustainability requires an increasingly complex understanding of socio-economic processes. Research has shown that sustainability can be economically rewarding, in addition to the very important environmental aspects, if its socio-economic motivations are rationally designed in a systemic way, its impacts are transparently measured, and best operating models are supported, fed back and widely disseminated. Regulators, targeted subsidies, investor contributions, and opportunities for social and cultural development supported by education play a key role in this holistic process.

Keywords: supply chain management, green transition, ESG equity financing, green loan financing, consumer subsidy

pages: 65-67, online: 2025



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