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We aim to present each line of work with verbal, numerical and audio-visual means so that each person can better evaluate the price to be paid for the work done to produce a consumer good.

One good example to start with could be to illustrate the work perfomed to make a cup of coffee, since the coffee farmers are paid starving wages for their work unless they are enrolled in a fair trade contract.

See w:List of professions for scope.

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	One good example to start with could be to illustrate the work perfomed to make a cup of [[coffee]], since the coffee farmers are paid starving wages for their work unless they are enrolled in a [[fair trade]] contract.		One good example to start with could be to illustrate the work perfomed to make a cup of [[coffee]], since the coffee farmers are paid starving wages for their work unless they are enrolled in a [[fair trade]] contract.

	~~An example where much work has been done already is~~ [[~~cocoa~~]] since there is a [[Cocoa Protocol]] to which the world's producers are already agreed. This is to wipe out [[slavery]] in that industry. Many people think that the Cocoa Protocol is the best prototype for ~~how to bring up labour standards everywhere for every [[food commodity]], eventually~~.		See [[w:List of professions]] for scope.