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Based on what you have learned about the fair trade movement, is it doing its job of reducing poverty?  Is fair trade fair or merely fairer? Fair or fairer about what? How can it be made fairest?


Fair trade vs. Free trade http://fairworldproject.org 
Wouldn't it be great if public policies benefited the public, so everyone could prosper, and so-called "free trade agreements" valued our precious resources rather than exploiting people and the planet? As consumers, we have the power to vote with our dollars, as well as to engage in local and federal policy reform in order to help change and transform our global economy to protect our people and planet. In January 2014, the Camp-Baucus "Fast Track" legislation was introduced, that would have allowed President Obama to vote on free trade agreements like the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and Trans-Atlantic Free Trade Agreement (TAFTA) without a full and open debate. This was concerning not only because such an arrangement is an affront to democracy, but also because the specific provisions in these agreements are expected to have negative impacts on farmers, workers, consumers, the environment, and public health world-wide and more time and care is needed to create trade policies that work for people.


Free Trade vs. Fair Trade

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Let's do English ESL deep listening: focus on meaning. Students watch the video and complete the gaps to practice vocabulary and listening comprehension, they a…