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A company which is most ethical would want to have the highest addition of points. However, there is often a direct correlation as to the higher amount of points the more costly the solution, i.e. organic will always cost more the non-organic just on the principle that it is more niche. | A company which is most ethical would want to have the highest addition of points. However, there is often a direct correlation as to the higher amount of points the more costly the solution, i.e. organic will always cost more the non-organic just on the principle that it is more niche. | ||
== For Externality Minimisation (FEM) == | |||
Any business before inception should figure out its entire externality and profits should be primarily routed to externality minimisation before anything else. This type of business is called a For Externality Minimisation (FEM) business and is one of the forming principles of the '''[[tenet]].''' | Any business before inception should figure out its entire externality and profits should be primarily routed to externality minimisation before anything else. This type of business is called a For Externality Minimisation (FEM) business and is one of the forming principles of the '''[[tenet]].''' | ||