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Chapter 1
: Introduction<br>1.1 Background and rationale<br>1.2 Research objectives<br>1.3 Research questions<br>1.4 Significance of the study<br>1.5 Scope and limitations<br>1.6 Research methodology<br><br>
Chapter 2
: Literature Review<br>2.1 Evolution of sustainability reporting<br>2.2 Theoretical frameworks for analyzing the role of sustainability reporting in decision-making<br>2.3 Previous studies on the relationship between sustainability reporting and corporate decision-making<br>2.4 Gaps in the existing literature<br><br>
Chapter 3
: Research Methodology<br>3.1 Research design<br>3.2 Data collection methods<br>3.3 Sample selection and data sources<br>3.4 Variables and measurements<br>3.5 Data analysis techniques<br><br>
Chapter 4
: Analysis and Findings<br>4.1 Quantitative analysis of the relationship between sustainability reporting and financial performance<br>4.2 Qualitative analysis of interviews with corporate executives and sustainability professionals<br>4.3 Examination of the role of sustainability reporting in strategic decision-making<br>4.4 Assessment of the impact of sustainability reporting on resource allocation and stakeholder engagement<br>4.5 Interpretation of quantitative and qualitative findings<br><br>
Chapter 5
: Discussion and Conclusion<br>5.1 Summary of findings<br>5.2 Comparison with previous studies<br>5.3 Implications for companies, investors, and policymakers<br>5.4 Limitations of the study<br>5.5 Recommendations for future research<br>5.6 Conclusion</p>