Practise MYP Individuals & Societies questions on 10.3 Fair Trade and review the explanations to check your understanding.
Use these questions for topic practice and to find ideas you want to revisit in your notes or lessons.
Fill in the Blank: Fair trade is described as an attempt to make international relationships not only economically beneficial but also __________.
One way governments can make trade fairer is by mandating "due diligence," which requires companies to:
What is the primary difference between the general term "fair trade" and "Fairtrade" with a capital 'F'?
True or False: In a fair trade system, the Fairtrade Premium is managed by external NGOs who decide which community projects are most needed without input from the producers.
Which of the following is a core practical standard of Fairtrade intended to empower smallholder farmers?
militarily aligned
legally identical
ethically defensible
completely isolated
Eliminate all trade barriers with neighboring countries
Set a single global price for all consumer goods
Investigate and report on the ethical conditions of their supply chains
Provide free education to all workers in the manufacturing sector
Fairtrade refers specifically to certified schemes with defined labels and standards
Fairtrade is a government-run program, while fair trade is private
Fair trade refers only to local trade within a single country
There is no difference; they are used interchangeably in all contexts
True
False
Elimination of all technology in farming
A requirement to sell only to local markets
Democratic organization, often through cooperatives
The removal of all labor rights protections
