Regarding the socially conscious investing movement,

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Socially conscious investing involves using not only financial criteria but also social or ethical criteria in making investment decisions. Specialized investment firms use these criteria to choose companies in which to invest. Option A is partially correct, as ethical investment may involve a set of criteria set by organizations like the Council on Economic Priorities, but it is not limited to this. Option C is incorrect as socially conscious investing is actually growing in popularity. Option D is unsupported as there is no clear evidence to suggest that ethical firms are more profitable than unethical ones.

Regarding the Socially Conscious Investing Movement