Glen presents Some Ethical Ramblings, which relates his "personal reflections of recent trades and investments, and a structure for analysing future trades and investments within an ethical framework"; Sustainability Reporting, about "The benefits of adopting sustainability reporting in today's climate"; and Tobacco, Super Funds and Ethical Investing examining "Australian's reactions to, and Australian super fund's dealing with, the tobacco industry in investing," posted at Measuring the Incalculable; Valuing the Intangible!
Sagar presents 10 Surprising Economic Implications of a Barack Obama Presidency posted at Currency Trading.net.
Larry Russell presents Objective Personal Finance Answers Are Hard to Find posted at THE SKILLED INVESTOR Blog.
David Gross presents Taxpaying as Complicity posted at The Picket Line, saying, "If the government is causing problems, and you're investing in the government by paying taxes, are you contributing to the problems? Or is it that once you've "rendered unto Caesar" then Caesar takes the blame for what happens next? This has been debated for hundreds of years, in arguments that remain interesting and relevant today."
Slacker's note on David Gross' article: Is paying taxes really investing? It's not like you have a choice. That said, I think it's a pretty interesting article
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