Is ethical investing a scam?
The Gray Area with Sean Illing
Corporate Responsibility Under Scrutiny
This chapter critiques the superficial adoption of socially responsible initiatives by corporations during significant social movements, revealing a tendency to prioritize public image over genuine commitment. It discusses the limitations of ethical investing and the need for mandatory compliance and government intervention to effectively address issues like climate change. Highlighting the complexities of stakeholder capitalism, the chapter advocates for structured regulations and systemic solutions to drive meaningful progress in both ethics and environmental sustainability.
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