Report: Impact Accounting Has an Equity Problem
By Andrew A. King, Ken Pucker & Jesse Colman
Impact accounting is the heir apparent to ESG (environmental, social, governance) accounting and investing. Where ESG investing emphasizes risks to the firm, impact accounting measures how corporate actions help or harm people and the planet.
Photo courtesy of Clement Eastwood.
Source: Stanford Social Innovation Review (link opens in a new window)
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