Define Fair trade (9.1)

Fair trade is a system of trade where producers in developing countries are paid a fair price for their products, ensuring fair wages and safe working conditions. It also promotes social and environmental standards, often investing in community development like healthcare and education, and prohibits child labor.

Unfair trade is a system where producers, often in developing countries, receive low wages for their work, leading to poverty and inequality. It often involves poor working conditions, lack of skill development, and the use of child labor, hindering a country's ability to provide essential services.