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Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Investing Beginner: Introduction to Sustainable Investing

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What constitutes environmental, social and governance responsibility is not universally agreed upon.
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True. Ideas vary from individual to individual and company to company.
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Investors interested in sustainability issues focus their attention on many different topics. Which of the following is NOT one of those topics?
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None of the above. All of these areas and many more are taken into consideration.
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Institutional investors consist of all but which of the following?
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Individual investors. Individual investors are separate from institutional ones.
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Where did investing with a broader concern for the larger world begin?
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Churches. It began as a way to invest church funds in a way that did not conflict with religious beliefs.
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Which of the following is one of the advantages of adopting a sustainability model?
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Less interference from regulators. With less such interference, a company can save money and not have to make major changes to its operations.
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