Social factors have

too many established global metrics and face redundancy in reporting.

Social factors are

the primary focus of ESG, with less attention given to environmental and

governance factors.

Correct — social

indicators such as employee wellbeing or community impact are often harder to

quantify consistently across firms.

There is less

quantitative data available for social factors, making them harder to

benchmark.

Social indicators are

fully standardised across global ESG reporting frameworks.