Cost of Capital is a primary consideration for corporate finance and investment decisions.  Can you think of any ethical dilemma a firm can face when making investment and financing decisions, and deciding on the allocation of their investment portfolios?

Cost of Capital is a primary consideration for corporate finance and investment decisions.  Can you think of any ethical dilemma a firm can face when making investment and financing decisions, and deciding on the allocation of their investment portfolios?  For example, should a firm take into consideration issues of social equity? If so, what does equity mean, who determines what is equitable, and what effects could such decisions have on the firm, its customers, its employees and society?