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Socially responsible investment funds, or SRIs, look at environmental
and social factors before investing in a company s stock, such as the
company's carbon emissions or treatment of labor. According to a
2007 article in the Vancouver Sun, socially responsible investment
funds in Canada rose from $102 million in 1989, to $3.8 billion by the
end of 1999. In 2004. $65.5 billion were invested in SRI, and in 2006,
$500 billion were invested in SRI.
The passage describes the rise of socially responsible investment funds
(5RIs) in Canada for selected years from 1989 to 2006.
The change in investments in SRis shows which of the following?

Socially responsible investment funds or SRIs look at environmental and social factors before investing in a company s stock such as the companys carbon emissio class=

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Option c, which calls for a global rise in all investments, is the proper response to the aforementioned remark.

What do you mean by SRI?

SRI commonly referred to as a social investment, is a type of investment that is regarded as socially responsible because of the type of business the company engages in. Socially conscious investing is a prevalent theme for socially responsible investments.

Investments in socially conscious mutual funds or exchange-traded funds can be made directly in companies with strong social values or indirectly through such enterprises (ETF).

Thus, option c is the correct answer where all the investment in SRI is increasing globally.

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