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Socially responsible investing (SRI) is defined as investing only in companies that have met a certain standard of ________.
A) social acceptability
B) global impact
C) corporate social responsibility
D) financial transparency
E) social media usage
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C) Socially responsible investing gives those who invest money in mutual funds and the stock market the chance to support companies they feel are meeting worthy standards of corporate social responsibility. Investors and funds managers look at the actions companies take and examine the ethical implications in order to evaluate whether the company offers a sound investment opportunity and is aligned with the personal ethics of those investing.
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