Much of the information in this section comes from the Ethical Consumer Research Association (see also Investor Responsibility Research Center ). The full information they provide is not on-line, but one can subscribe to their bi-monthly magazine. Additionally, they published a book "The Ethical Consumer Guide to Everyday Shopping," which handles many aspects of the ethical shopping. (See also "Shopping Guide for Caring Consumers 1999: A Guide to Products That Are Not Tested on Animals" and Quick Guide to Ethical Shopping which includes the e-mail subscription to the ethical shopping list.) The Internet resources on the ethical shopping issue are gigantic. One can always use a Netscape search engine to investigate a particular topic before deciding on an investment or where to open a bank account. To find out about sweatshops, how to fight them and how to shop to avoid them, see Ethical Consumer Guide for a variety of products (tea and coffee included). Please bear in mind that the on-line information to aid the ethical shopping is sometimes followed by or provided together with some controversial material which I do not endorse. (For an interesting study of boycott effects, see James Towell.)