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Abstract The Bolsheviks and the Kemalists sought to increase bilateral trade in the 1920s, and this chapter argues that, as the two sides pursued different goals, they both intentionally and unintentionally increased state control over international commerce.
Frank Staehler, Martin Richardson
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Fair trade and staple foods: A systematic review. [PDF]
J Clean Prod, 2021 Ribeiro-Duthie AC +2 more
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Archives of Business Research, 2017 La integración económica, que tuvo lugar a través del Tratado de Libre Comercio de América del Norte (TLCAN), está creando ganadores y perdedores en nuestro país. Los ganadores son las empresas transnacionales y los grandes productores agrícolas privados; los perdedores son las comunidades indígenas, el campesinado, las cooperativas y los pequeños y ...
Katja Claus, Michael von Hauff
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International Review on Public and Nonprofit Marketing, 2023 This paper proposes an explanatory model of the intention to pay for fair trade food products based on the stimulus-organism-response (S-O-R) theory. The research aims are to test the effects of general attitudes toward sustainable food products on the ...
P. Fernández‐Ferrín +3 more
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Increasing Consumers’ Purchase Intentions Toward Fair-Trade Products Through Partitioned Pricing
Journal of Business Ethics, 2021 Selling fair-trade products can be problematic because of their higher price when compared with conventional alternatives. We propose that one way to solve this problem is to make consumers aware of the benefits of fair-trade.
David Bürgin, R. Wilken
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Sustainability, 2021 Consumers are paying more and more attention to ethical and social criteria during grocery shopping. As a result, Fair Trade products which are certified to address global supply chain issues (e.g., forced labor, working conditions, fair pay), are ...
J. Schouteten, X. Gellynck, H. Slabbinck
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International Trade and Risk Sharing in the Global Rice Market: The Impact of Foreign and Domestic Supply Shocks [PDF]
Asian Development Review, 2016 In the first decade of this millennium, rising food prices returned as a concern for policy makers, especially in developing economies. This paper examines how supply shocks, both domestic and foreign, impacted imports and consumption in the world rice ...
Shikha Jha +2 more
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Fair Trade - Is it Really Fair? [PDF]
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2008 One of the arguments against the Fair Trade scheme is that the guaranteed minimum price tends to depress world prices and thus the incomes of non-participating farmers (e.g. The Economist, 2006). We develop a model that distinguishes between the impact of the introduction of a Fair Trade market per se and the effect of minimum price policies given that
Tomas Konecny, Jan Myslivecek
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Fair enough? Women and Fair Trade [PDF]
Critical perspectives on international business, 2012 PurposeThis paper aims to consider the impact of Fair Trade on producers with particular reference to women involved in Fair Trade production.Design/methodology/approachThe paper considers Fair Trade as an alternative to rational economic models of free trade and as a tool for development.
Thomas, Pete, McArdle, Louise
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, 2021 In this paper, I argue that the historical change in the organizational logic of the Fair Trade movement, embodied by Fair Trade labeling, has had an important effect on the emergence of ethical consumption in Europe.
Sebastian Koos
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