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A boycott is when people refuse to buy from or support a business to pressure it to change its practices, such as improving animal welfare or labor conditions. It matters because boycotts can be a powerful way for consumers to hold companies accountable and drive social or ethical change without requiring government action.
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- Subclass of
- consumer behavior
- Named after
- Charles Boycott
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- opposite of
- anti-boycott
- Commons category
- Boycotts
- topic's main category
- Category:Boycotts
- described by source
- Pax Leksikon
- partially coincident with
- picketing
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Un boicot consiste en negarse a comprar, vender, o practicar alguna otra forma de relación comercial o de otro tipo con un individuo o una empresa considerados, por los participantes en el boicot, como autores de algo moralmente reprobable.
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