Exam 15: The Inclusive Workplace: Level Iv: Inclusion Through International Collaborations

In 1995, Ms. Minney formed Fair Trade Company in Japan to show consumers where to find socially friendly products. The Fair Trade Company primarily sells clothing, a product in a highly competitive and price-conscious market. The company's solution to keeping their prices down is _____________.

Traidcraft, a fair trade company located in the __________, offers products without certification.

Certified first trade products are common in _______________.

The Alternative Trading Organization was formed with the sole focus of promoting and monitoring fair trade practices.

The benefits for organizations' through state/national collaborations include:

The Hindustan Lever requires its managers, who typically live in India's cities, to spend two months living and working with ___________.

Fair trade and gender inequalities were among the first equality issues to be solved.

The primary barrier is _________, which motivates companies to go beyond a fair economic exchange and to take advantage of employees or resources in the host country.

What subgroup has struggled with participating in fair trade?

One of the oldest e-commerce businesses in sub-Saharan Africa, this fair trade company markets traditionally produced _________- from Ghana, Ethiopia, Zimbabwe, and Mali having started to trade online in 2001.

Despite efforts to keep Japan's Fair Trade Company costs down, Fair Trade Company's T-shirts sell for about ____% more than a consumer would typically pay for a non-fair trade shirt.

The inclusive workplace sees value in collaborating across national borders, being pluralistic, and identifying global mutual interests.

Explain the fair trade history. Why has there been a growing movement to move toward fair trade?

The fourth level of the inclusive workplace, inclusion through international collaborations, refers to:

The creation of opportunities for economically disadvantaged producers was one of the key principles of fair trade, as defined by the Fair Trade Federation in 2008.

In _______, a growing trend is to have cities certified as a "fair trade city."

The fourth level reflects the _________ system level of international relations.

The stated aim of eShopAfrica is to use technology to develop a ____________________ for traditional African artisans, allowing them to build sustainable businesses.

What is fair trade's impact on producing countries?

eShopAfrica is a fair trade e-commerce business founded in 1999 in __________.