Question

question 2
social investing:
was more popular in the 1960s than it is today
has little impact on whether a company chooses to operate with social responsibility
is a type of corporate philanthropy
is the practice of limiting investments to companies that have ethical policies that match those of the investor
is another name for strategic giving

Explanation:

Social investing involves aligning investments with personal ethical and social - values by choosing companies with matching policies. It's not corporate philanthropy or strategic giving, and it has grown in popularity over time and can influence corporate behavior.

Answer:

D. is the practice of limiting investments to companies that have ethical policies that match those of the investor