Fair Trade

Trade helped a civilization gain contacts with other parts of the world. Also, merchants brought back spices and goods that people hadn't discovered in that certain area. Obviously, trade helped the economy and sometimes even political issues. New religions were spread through trade too

Helping producers to get a good deal and not be cheated. A little bit more money can make a big difference.

Well, he was a very fair man as he made everyone sit down in a temple showing that everyone is equal. So when it came to trade he would not cheat and always tell the truth, and he was very fair! :)

Pros

1. Raises a standard living of a countries residents

2. Reduces the threat of inflation

3. Indicates that countries residents are feeling confident and wealthy to buy more than the country produces

Cons

1. Over time can cause job outsourcing

2. Leads to lowering in value of the dollar compared to other currency

3.Leads to more foreign ownership of our assets and companies

• No, Thorntons are not a fair trade company.

there arn't any. the government is lying to you. the fair trade has high increased fats, even worse than normal.

fairtrade is more expensive, but it means that the people who made the goods get more money, which is useful for them as they often have very poor living conditions

it gives the business a good reputation because they are backing a charity

they have to sale fair trade stuff to be frair trade and this is from Abu at sandringham primmry school Thank you

Tea Cofee Chocolate

fair trade has been around for over 40 years

It's suppose to go towards getting woman and children out of slavery in factories.

The general term means an equitable exchange between producers and consumers. Historically, many situations, including colonialism and tariffs, have affected trade.

The more modern usage was defined by trade organizations that established a system (Fair Trade) beginning in the 1960's. Fair Trade is a trading partnership, based on dialogue, transparency and respect, that seeks greater equity in international trade. This includes economic, economic, and ethical considerations.

(see related questions)

fair trade is an organisation that works with companies to give a fair amount of money to the workers who make their product and to treat them well. they do help developing countries get a fair amount when the things they make gets sold to the western community.

It started in London

fair trade helps sustainable development by giving the poor people much more money

Unknown Answer.

Please wait until this question is answered.

Thank You.

yeah thanks !!!!!!! :)

It means that everything beautiful will lose it's beauty eventually..

Fairtrade is good and bad. In the ways of it being good.. It produces fresher and tastier foods for everyone, despite the fact that the prices vary... And can sometimes be quite high... However every farmer who produces something that goes towards fairtrade, they are guarenteed a prophit.. Depending on how large or small there crop is they will still receive some sort of prophit from there worldwide buyer. On the other hand... Fairtrade is also bad... Partically fopr the same reasons, they receive prophit... But there prophit can't be as little as £3.00 in british currency, that money then goes towards food for there family in which they would provide for them... So either way, there are other peoples opinions towards this topic... But from my perpective, I would say fairtrade is good. The food is at a great quality... But can come to others at a low expectation.

d

Cebries that surport fair trade

There are Arbitrators who are often brought in to facilitate the resolution of disputes.