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On "Green Marketing"

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The essence of green marketing is to respond actively to man's increasing concern for ecological environment and make choices and decisions in marketing by adhering to the environmental protection principle and the (ecological) principle and building up green technology,green market and green industry.
Abstract
Green marketing stems from the degrading of ecological environment and consumer's increasing sense of(environmental) protection.The essence of green marketing is to response actively to man's increasing concern for ecological(environment) and make choices and decisions in marketing by adhering to the environmental protection principle and the(ecological) principle and building up green technology,green market and green industry.Therefore,green marketing has profound ethical connotation.However,green marketing in present Chinese enterprises is actually in conflict with the logics of enterprise behavior.

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