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	~~If the ultimate purpose of~~ a company is to ~~make profit, when faced with ethically inclined market forces will the company choose to enact the more expensive ethical behaviour or choose to show~~ it ~~has? Below we list~~ a ~~few examples~~ of ~~companies that choose the latter~~.		'''Greenwashing is a public relations strategy where a company highlights its positive [[externalities]] to avoid public scrutiny of its relatively much larger negative [[externalities]] contribution.''' In economics it is a logical consequence of corporations trying to reduce costs whilst retaining its customer base. The most prominent cases include:

	== 1. Volkswagen ==		== 1. Volkswagen ==