To promote corporate social responsibility

To increase shareholder profits

To reduce government regulation

To stimulate economic growth

A boycott of a company's products due to its environmental practices

A shareholder resolution calling for a company to adopt a more diverse board of directors

A government regulation requiring companies to reduce their carbon emissions

A consumer campaign to encourage people to buy local products

By damaging a company's reputation and reducing its sales

By increasing a company's costs and reducing its profits

By pressuring a company to change its policies or practices

All of the above

It can lead to more socially and environmentally responsible corporate behavior

It can empower consumers and investors to hold companies accountable

It can raise awareness of important social and environmental issues

All of the above

It can be difficult to organize and coordinate effective campaigns

It can be time-consuming and expensive to engage in economic activism

It can be difficult to measure the impact of economic activism

All of the above

Consumers can boycott companies whose practices they disagree with

Consumers can support companies that are socially and environmentally responsible

Consumers can invest in companies that are committed to positive change

All of the above

Investors can divest from companies that are engaged in harmful practices

Investors can file shareholder resolutions to promote positive change

Investors can engage with companies to encourage responsible behavior

All of the above

Governments can regulate companies to ensure they are operating in a responsible manner

Governments can provide incentives for companies to adopt sustainable practices

Governments can support consumer and investor activism

All of the above

The boycott of Nestle over its marketing of infant formula in developing countries

The shareholder resolution calling for ExxonMobil to reduce its carbon emissions

The consumer campaign to encourage people to buy fair trade coffee

All of the above

The increasing power and influence of corporations

The globalization of the economy

The rise of social media and fake news

All of the above

By building stronger coalitions between consumers, investors, and governments

By using technology to organize and coordinate campaigns

By focusing on specific, achievable goals

All of the above

Economic activism will become more important as the world faces increasing social and environmental challenges

Economic activism will decline as corporations become more powerful and influential

Economic activism will remain a niche movement with limited impact

It is impossible to predict the future of economic activism

The potential for economic activism to harm innocent workers and communities

The potential for economic activism to be used for political or personal gain

The potential for economic activism to be counterproductive and actually worsen the situation it is trying to address

All of the above

By pressuring companies to adopt fair labor practices

By supporting worker cooperatives and employee-owned businesses

By promoting diversity and inclusion in the workplace

All of the above

By pressuring companies to reduce their carbon emissions

By supporting renewable energy and energy efficiency

By promoting sustainable agriculture and forestry practices

All of the above