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ATOs and NGOs try to prevent the exploitation of children by incorporating restrictive labor standards into the labeling process and try to establish sustainable production methods. Fair trade associations also educate consumers about the positive effects of higher prices.As a result, these NGOs increase transparency and dialogue in international trade relations by reincorporating moral and ethical aspects and stressing the social aspects of trade and consumption.Fair trade organizations also create the networks through which production is monitored, thereby providing assurances to the consumer that strict production guidelines are being met.First, the relationship between fair trade consumer and producer is a purely market-based relationship. There is no government intervention into choices of the consumer to purchase FTC products. The success of the fair trade movement is based on the more complete dissemination of information regarding the export of the product and the difference between where profits accumulate for non-FTC versus FTC products.There are normative considerations at work in the decisions to purchase fair trade products instead of their non-fair trade competitors. The fair trade ideology highlights the fact, that peoples' behavior under specific circumstances, runs counter to the metaphor of the impersonal market that follows 'natural' price mechanism and decisions based on crude utilitarianism. It is the social values or norms of the consumer that motivates them to purchase products that are often higher priced.Fair trade also manages to overcome the de-connection of producers and consumers, one of the central features of globalization in its current form which is defined by transnational and global networks of production anddistribution (Held et al., 1999). Technological progress in transportation.Fair trade tries to reconnect the 'local' (i.e. producers) and consumers, through transparent global trading networks.

Q.What are the strategies to overcome the harms of globalization?