Hyuck Jin Lee

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Sejong University

South Korea

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Hyuck Jin Lee is a Professor at Sejong University in South Korea. His research focuses on the intersection of corporate ESG practices and consumer behavior, particularly in relation to trust dynamics and sustainability. His recent articles explore topics such as the economic impacts of the mining industry and the factors influencing choices in online education markets.

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Tae-hwan Rhee

Sejong University

SOUTH KOREA

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Building Bridges Between ESG and Consumer Intentions: Unveiling the Trust Dynamics in Small and Medium Enterprises

Does corporate ESG, an essential factor for overcoming the climate crisis, affect sustainability: The effects of psychological distance and purchase intention

Comparison of suppliers and consumers’ choice factors in the online education market

How do companies' net zero efforts affect consumer product evaluation through reciprocity and trust? A study in Korea

How Does Corporate ESG Management Affect Consumers’ Brand Choice?

Economic Impacts and Challenges of Chinese Mining Industry: An Input–Output Analysis

Economic Impacts and Challenges of Chinese Mining Industry: An Input-Output Analysis

Analysis of Contribution to the National Economy of Mongolia's Mining Industry

The Analysis of Economic Contribution of Character Industry in China

The Analysis of Economic Effect Analysis of Media Industry by Input-Out Table

Argumentum ad hominem and coercive company culture influences on workaholism: Results and implications of a cross-cultural South Korea study

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Tae-hwan Rhee

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