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Ethisches Investment

Was kostet ein gutes Gewissen?

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Sprichworte sind oft voll tiefer Weisheit, und wir alle sind seit unserer Kindheit geprägt von ihnen. Wer würde sich nicht prinzipiell dem Satz „Ein gutes Gewissen ist ein sanftes Ruhekissen“ anschließen und Geschäfte vermeiden, die das eigene Gewissen belasten? Doch entgehen uns dadurch nicht besonders lukrative Geschäfte? Auf welche Gewinne müssen wir verzichten, um ein reines Gewissen zu behalten? Diese Frage steht im Zentrum der vorliegenden Arbeit – aufgrund der Thematik des Buches nicht in ihrer ganzen Allgemeinheit, sondern fokussiert auf Anlageentscheidungen von Investoren.

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Kempf, A. (2008). Ethisches Investment. In: Bierbaum, D. (eds) So investiert die Welt. Gabler. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-8969-7_22

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