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People who invest in companies with a business model and social mission

that they support are engaged in which of the following?
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A. Socially responsible investing
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B. Decreasing marginal utility
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c. Cost-benefit analysis
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D. Profit-maximization

User RobFos
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Answer:

A. Hoped i helped out

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Answer:

The correct answer is option A. Socially responsible investing.

Step-by-step explanation:

Socially responsible investing or ISR is a type of social investment that takes care of both the financial performance of a company and its environmental and social care.

These types of investors seek to promote activities that are favorable to the environment, and protect the consumer, as well as their rights and beliefs. What seeks to be generated with this type of investment are negative practices such as alcohol consumption, smoking and junk food.

While it is sought to generate some kind of profits and trade, the idea is to do it through naturally healthy practices.

This type of thinking was originated primarily by John Wesley between 1703 and 1791, who presented his ideas through a discourse aimed at not harming other people or workers.

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