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Ethical investment.  

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Ethical investment Ethical investment can be defined as the integration of personal values with investment decisions1. The principle of shareholders wealth maximization relates, to the role of companies as agents of shareholders to maximize the returns for shareholders, in doing so there are incentives available for some companies to minimize cost (Negative), at the expense of social and ethical considerations. Others will work towards better and newer innovations (Positive), to boost the shareholders wealth in conjunction with an active and ethical role within the community. The principles of ethics can be both in conflict with and not in conflict with profit maximization depending on the viewpoints of the company. This statement can be confirmed through the analysis of issues such as, environment, human rights, workplace practices and animal welfare, through different companies focusing on distinct positive and negative issues aspects. The Body Shop International is a manufacturer and...

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