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Appendix 1: Source: Johnson & Suskewicz, 2009, p. 57.

Survey Questions:

1. Should the values of sustainability and green business be incorporated into school curriculums?

2. Do think believe business programs effective teach the values of green business?

3. Do you believe that adopting social and environmental responsibility will yield greater profits for businesses?

Appendix 2. Survey conducted with MBA students at Kelley School of Business -- Indiana University. Twenty students were surveyed, including the one who helped to facilitate the…