Figure 10
The word cloud composed of various terms related to corporate ethics and environmental accounting, with the text sized according to frequency or importance. Starting from the top, the small green and black nodes are labeled “social and environmental accounting”, “environmental”, and “sustainability accounting”. Below these, a group of medium-sized labels includes “sustainable development goals” in blue, “corporate governance” in gold, and “non-financial reporting” in purple. The center of the cloud is dominated by the two largest terms, rendered in bold purple: “sustainability” and “sustainability reporting”. Directly above them is “corporate social responsibility” in large maroon text. Below the central pair, the phrase “triple bottom line” appears in a large orange font. In the lower section, “sustainable development” is written in large navy blue, followed by “environmental accounting” in orange, “carbon accounting” in red, “integrated reporting” in blue, and “corporate sustainability” in brown. The bottom-most nodes are “stakeholder engagement” and “environmental performance” in pink and green. The edges of the cloud contain numerous smaller keywords. On the left are “legitimacy theory”, “accountability”, “circular economy”, “accounting”, “global reporting initiative ( g r i )”, “climate change”, and “sustainability reporting”. On the right side are “financial performance”, “institutional theory”, “stakeholders”, “green accounting”, “materiality”, “disclosure”, “assurance”, and “e s g content analysis”. Small central nodes include “c s r”, “g r i”, “covid - 19”, “firm value”, “supply chain management”, and “governance”.Word cloud