The Rise of Fast Fashion
Students will examine the phenomenon of fast fashion, its business model, and its environmental and social consequences.
Key Questions
- Analyze the economic drivers behind the fast fashion industry.
- Explain the environmental footprint of fast fashion production and consumption.
- Critique the labor practices often associated with fast fashion supply chains.
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