The ethical investment market is currently going through an interesting transition. It is moving fir...
The ethical investment market is currently going through an interesting transition. It is moving firmly into the mainstream. Its origins go back a long way, particularly noticeable in the saving patterns of the Quakers. But its modern-day guise began in the UK and the US with people wanting to make a stand against apartheid. Over the last three decades or so, various minority interest groups have recognised that the allocation of their financial resources might make a difference. The climate change levy, European directives on waste and social employment, the Health & Safety Executive, and...
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