Amazon's Animal Rights and Tax Policies
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Why did Ethical Consumer call for a boycott of Amazon in 2012?

  • Because Amazon's top executives were paid excessive salaries
  • Because Amazon was selling products made from animal materials
  • Because Amazon was engaging in anti-competitive practices
  • Because Amazon was avoiding paying taxes in the UK (correct)

    • What was the reported pre-tax profit of Amazon UK Services Limited in 2017, according to the text?

  • £4.6m
  • £24m
  • £72m (correct)
  • £7.4m

    • What is the estimated amount of money that could have been lost to the UK public purse from Amazon's corporation tax avoidance in 2021, according to Ethical Consumer's research?

  • £100m
  • £500m (correct)
  • £50m
  • £250m

    • Which of the following is NOT a social issue associated with Nike?

    <p>Animal testing</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is one of the main criticisms of Nike's labor practices?

    <p>Using underpaid workers</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which group has called for a boycott of Nike in the past?

    <p>United Students Against Sweatshops</p> Signup and view all the answers

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