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Ethical consumerism (alternatively called ethical consumption, ethical purchasing, moral purchasing, ethical sourcing, or ethical shopping and also associated with sustainable and green consumerism) is a type of consumer activism based on the concept of dollar voting.
- John Murray McMurtry
- 1996
Ethical Consumer researches the social, ethical and environmental records of companies, [1] using media reporting, NGO reports, corporate communications and primary research.
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research, The Myth of the Ethical Consumer provides academics, students, and leaders in corporations and NGOs with an enlightening picture of the interface between social causes and consumption.
Company Profiles. We rate the ethics of companies, because in many cases a product or brand might be considered 'ethical' when the company that owns it is not. At the heart of our system is a company database, built up over 25 years from primary & secondary research and updated daily.
Ethical Consumer provides the most in depth research into corporate ethics available to the public. We analyse in detail the policies and actions of hundreds of companies with respect to climate, workers, animals, tax conduct and company ethos.
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Ethical Consumerism is the idea that consumers can, and should, act out a range of ethical values and principles and seek any of a range of ethical objectives through how they spend their money in the market. It generally implies that purchasing decisions are a way of putting values into action.
