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What is Ethical Trading?
Ethical trading in the broad sense is about buying products or services from socially responsible companies and countries. In the context of the financial markets, ethical trading is about investing in products and firms that generate value for investors. It is also about maintaining moral principles by avoiding insider trading and misdeeds that could damage public trust and erode investor confidence.
It is vital to learn ethical trading to make moral investment decisions and exemplify an inclusive trading framework when dealing with the financial markets.
What are Ethically Traded Products?
Ethically traded products are those that are socially, economically and environmentally sustainable. These products were made by companies that respect the workers’ rights in their entire production chain. Ethically traded products are broadly from the food, garment, shoes and toys industries and one way of identifying them is to look for products that carry a “Fairtrade Mark.”
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