Fair Trade and Ethical Consumption
Students will explore the concept of fair trade and its role in promoting ethical production and consumption practices globally.
Key Questions
- Analyze how fair trade initiatives aim to address inequalities in global supply chains.
- Evaluate the impact of consumer choices on producers in developing countries.
- Justify the importance of ethical considerations in global trade.
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