Fair Trade Principles

Ethan Evans

Traduttore A AI

Casa editrice: Publifye

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Fair Trade Principles explores whether ethical trading can truly reshape global markets, examining the balance between ethics and economics in international trade. It delves into fair trade's core principles—fair prices, decent working conditions, and environmental sustainability—and their economic impact on producers, consumers, and global markets. The book argues that fair trade, while facing challenges, offers a pathway to more equitable and sustainable global trade. It highlights empirically grounded assessments, moving beyond anecdotal evidence to analyze fair trade's economic effects.

Beginning with the historical roots and objectives of fair trade, the book systematically analyzes its impact. It examines how fair trade affects producer income, access to credit, and community development through global market research and trade statistics. One key insight reveals the complexities of consumer behavior and the willingness to pay for fairly traded products.

The book connects fair trade to environmental science, sociology, and political science, enriching the analysis. The book's unique value lies in its rigorous quantitative analysis and accessible style, making it suitable for students, academics, practitioners, and conscious consumers alike. It addresses debates around fair trade certification and its role in addressing global inequalities. By offering a nuanced perspective, Fair Trade Principles informs future research and policy decisions in the realms of business ethics, international economics, and development studies.

Disponibile da: 20/02/2025.

Lunghezza di stampa: 77 pagine.

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