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Article

1 Feb 2005

Author:
Amity Shlaes, Financial Times

Moral action should be its own reward

If, for example, the European consumer does not approve of US soldiers in Baghdad, he may turn his back on Marlboros, Barbie dolls and AOL. Investing "American" may become taboo, just as investing in South Africa was in its day...This danger is smaller than it sounds. [refers to Mobil (now part of ExxonMobil]