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In the context of this article, the term fair trade most nearly refers to

In the context of this article, the term fair trade most nearly refers to

a. allowing Ivory Coast to overcharge for cacao beans in exchange for the United States being allowed to inflate its
sugar prices.
b. ensuring that farmers in developing countries get paid fairly for their products.
c. monitoring the quality of chocolate produced outside of the United States.
d. the practice of selling children into farm labor in exchange for an adequate supply of cacao beans.

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