There is no guarantee that the values of "ethical" shareholders would be representative of society as a whole.

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Shareholders are a select group of individuals who have invested in a company, and their values may not necessarily represent the values of society as a whole. Furthermore, even within the group of ethical shareholders, there may be varying opinions and perspectives on what constitutes ethical behavior.

There Is No Guarantee That the Values of "Ethical" Shareholders