Publication year
2012Author(s)
Publisher
University of Milan, Milan : [S.n.]
Number of pages
21 p.
Annotation
DEGIT XVII Conference, 13 september 2012
Publication type
Conference lecture

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Organization
Internationale economie
Subject
Distributional Conflicts in a Globalizing World: Consequences for State-Market-Civil Society ArrangementsAbstract
This paper uses a heterogeneous rms model to scrutinize the alleged aim of Fair
Trade to help the most disadvantaged producers in developing countries. Incorpo-
rating important aspects of Fair Trade in a two-good heterogeneous rm model we
show that the more productive rms will join Fair Trade arrangements. Presum-
ing that the least advantaged producers are those with lowest productivity, it thus
appears that Fair Trade cannot live up to its expectations.
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