Shareholder and stakeholder theory are examples of different views of what the corporations's role ought to be in society, not what their role is according to the law. O True O False A report of the US Sustainable Investment Forum states the following: "While this paper focuses on examples of the impact that responsible investors have had in the past 25 years, one notable historic example should be mentioned: the anti-apartheid campaigns that played a role in advancing democracy in South Africa. To protest against the South African regime?s system of racial inequality, numerous endowments and other institutions took action, some of them divesting their portfolios of companies doing business in the country beginning in the 1970s and continuing through the 1980s. The investment practice of excluding companies based on their environmental and social impact is called O Shareholder activism ONegative Screening O Positive Screening Ethical Banking Sustainable investing is a broad term and includes different related concepts which differ in their objective; from being solely profit diven to being values-driven. Impact investing focuses on O Financial returns only O Social returns only O Social returns first, financial returns secondary O Financial returns first, social returns secondary Climate change is expected to create significant future economic damages. According to the principles of the time value of money, thedistant the damage is in the future, and the ess we should be willing to pay to avoid this damage the discount rate, the O less, higher O less, lower more, higher O more, lower