The author of this article is the CBC. This article is about Fair trade, an alternative economic model that is meant to create opportunities for producers who are disadvantaged by the traditional economic model. The author’s argument is that fair trade agreements should be everywhere in Canada, because otherwise, more money would go to the “middlemen” and less to the producer, and it would help out producers in poor countries by providing them with a fair share of money.
The first point the author presents is that more money goes to “middlemen” and less to the producer. The author strengthens this point by providing everyday statistics, such as Canadians drinking coffee that only gives producers 54 cents for a pound of beans or 11 cents for
The first point the author presents is that more money goes to “middlemen” and less to the producer. The author strengthens this point by providing everyday statistics, such as Canadians drinking coffee that only gives producers 54 cents for a pound of beans or 11 cents for