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When negative news broke about a company, sales dropped up to 10 percent.
Scandals Reveal How Much Consumers Really Care about ESGHow to drive down gas prices
Consumers pay less at the pump when regulators force more transparency.
The average price of gasoline decreased by 1 euro cent per liter, or about 20 percent of the stations’ margins.
Pradeep K. Chintagunta and Federico Rossi, “Price Transparency and Retail Prices: Evidence from Fuel Price Signs in the Italian Motorway,” Journal of Marketing Research, forthcoming.
When negative news broke about a company, sales dropped up to 10 percent.
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