Fair-trade standards guarantee:

A. Higher prices to producers that agree to pay their workers higher-than-market wages.
B. That a country will restrict trade with other countries that impose unfair trade practices.
C. That a country will not impose tariffs or quotas on imports.
D. That a government will not intervene in the foreign currency market.


A. Higher prices to producers that agree to pay their workers higher-than-market wages.

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