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Exactly what is meant by ethical investing will vary from investor to investor, but it typically refers to the refusal to purchase securities that are issued by organizations that are involved in one or more of the following:

• Manufacture and sales of weapons or munitions
• Questionable labour practices
• Lax environmental standards

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