Buying criteria - Revision history

Jukeboksi: few corrections

2004-03-21T12:30:33Z

few corrections

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	'''Buying criteria''' are reflected in [[user data]].		'''Buying criteria''' are reflected in [[preferences\|user preferences]] and perhaps in other [[user data]].

	There are [[individual buying criteria]], where the buyer has a choice about whether to obey their own rules or not, and [[institutional buying criteria]], which presumably are written down as rules of some [[group entity]] and where the buyer is not spending their own money, thus, they must obey those rules.		There are [[individual buying criteria]], where the buyer has a choice about whether to obey their own rules or not, and [[institutional buying criteria]], which presumably are written down as rules of some [[group entity]] and where the buyer is not spending their own money, thus, they must obey those rules.
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	Typical factors that may become buying criteria for one of the above:		Typical factors that may become buying criteria for one of the above:
	*[[comprehensive outcome]] of a [[commodity]]'s whole [[service cycle]], e.g. [[coffee]] planting, picking, roasting, grinding, packaging and shipping, or the more intensive [[cocoa]],		*[[comprehensive outcome]] of a [[commodity]]'s whole [[service cycle]], e.g. [[coffee]] planting, picking, roasting, grinding, packaging and shipping, or the more processing intensive [[cocoa]],
	*hidden [[natural capital]] conversion, e.g. of [[wood]] to make [[charcoal]] resulting in [[deforestation]]		*hidden [[natural capital]] conversion, e.g. of [[wood]] to make [[charcoal]] resulting in [[deforestation]]
	*hidden [[individual capital]] conversion, e.g. [[slave labour]], undervalued [[caring labour]], even [[genocide]]		*hidden [[individual capital]] conversion, e.g. [[slave labour]], undervalued [[caring labour]], even [[genocide]]

142.177.97.163 at 20:15, 20 March 2004

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	Typical factors that may become buying criteria for one of the above:		Typical factors that may become buying criteria for one of the above:
	*[[comprehensive outcome]] of a [[commodity]]'s whole [[service cycle]], e.g. [[coffee]] planting, picking, roasting, grinding, packaging and shipping, or the more intensive [[cocoa]],		*[[comprehensive outcome]] of a [[commodity]]'s whole [[service cycle]], e.g. [[coffee]] planting, picking, roasting, grinding, packaging and shipping, or the more intensive [[cocoa]],
			*hidden [[natural capital]] conversion, e.g. of [[wood]] to make [[charcoal]] resulting in [[deforestation]]
			*hidden [[individual capital]] conversion, e.g. [[slave labour]], undervalued [[caring labour]], even [[genocide]]
	*use of [[diamond]] or [[tantallum]] in status symbols, making [[ewaste]]		*use of [[diamond]] or [[tantallum]] in status symbols, making [[ewaste]]
	*[[employability]] [[ratio]] - [[labour-intensive]] vs. [[capital-intensive]] ([[intermediate technology]] and [[appropriate technology]]) processes, [[UN Human Development Index]] and [[purchasing power parity]]		*[[employability]] [[ratio]] - [[labour-intensive]] vs. [[capital-intensive]] ([[intermediate technology]] and [[appropriate technology]]) processes, [[UN Human Development Index]] and [[purchasing power parity]]
	*other typical [[safe trade]] criteria, especially as applied to [[food]]		*other typical [[safe trade]] criteria, especially as applied to [[food]]
	*other typical [[fair trade]] criteria, especially as applied to [[textile]]s		*other typical [[fair trade]] criteria, especially as applied to [[textile]]s

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2004-03-20T20:13:22Z

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	There are also [[national buying criteria]] that are required in laws of some countries, that make it illegal for citizens to buy certain things. These are a special case where there are institutional criteria directing what individuals might do.		There are also [[national buying criteria]] that are required in laws of some countries, that make it illegal for citizens to buy certain things. These are a special case where there are institutional criteria directing what individuals might do.

			Typical factors that may become buying criteria for one of the above:
			*[[comprehensive outcome]] of a [[commodity]]'s whole [[service cycle]], e.g. [[coffee]] planting, picking, roasting, grinding, packaging and shipping, or the more intensive [[cocoa]],
			*use of [[diamond]] or [[tantallum]] in status symbols, making [[ewaste]]
			*[[employability]] [[ratio]] - [[labour-intensive]] vs. [[capital-intensive]] ([[intermediate technology]] and [[appropriate technology]]) processes, [[UN Human Development Index]] and [[purchasing power parity]]
			*other typical [[safe trade]] criteria, especially as applied to [[food]]
			*other typical [[fair trade]] criteria, especially as applied to [[textile]]s

142.177.103.109 at 22:11, 26 November 2003

2003-11-26T22:11:50Z

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'''Buying criteria''' are reflected in [[user data]].

There are [[individual buying criteria]], where the buyer has a choice about whether to obey their own rules or not, and [[institutional buying criteria]], which presumably are written down as rules of some [[group entity]] and where the buyer is not spending their own money, thus, they must obey those rules.

There are also [[national buying criteria]] that are required in laws of some countries, that make it illegal for citizens to buy certain things. These are a special case where there are institutional criteria directing what individuals might do.