Social investing involves selecting investments based on ethical, social, and governance criteria, aligning an investor's portfolio with their personal values or social concerns. This approach contrasts with traditional investing, which focuses primarily on financial return.

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Social Investing

Question 73

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Social investing:

A) was more popular in the 1960s than it is today
B) has little impact on whether a company chooses to operate with social responsibility
C) is a type of corporate philanthropy
D) is the practice of limiting investments to companies that have ethical policies that match those of the investor
E) is another name for strategic giving

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