What of the Following Is an Argument Often Made Against

question 62

Multiple Choice

What of the following is an argument often made against the fair trade system?

• A) It is too easy to use fair trade to enrich developed country producers.
• B) It shows favoritism to the least developed countries.
• C) It lacks proper focus on environmental protection.
• D) It ignores regional differences in pricing.

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