Theo - Fair Trade

A Vatican document from St. Pope John Paul II on the rights of workers and emphasizes that people are more important than profits or things they make, it also says work is at the center of social issues and all people who are able to work have both their right and duty to work

• Fair Trade

• Laborem Exercens

• Labor Strike

• Capiral

-an organized work stoppage where by workers refuse to work ignored to gain public support and to pressure their employer to address their rights

• Capital

• Fair Trade

• Labor Strike

• Free market

the material thing needed to create a prophet or provide a service

• Socialism

• Free Market

• Fair Trade

• Capital

a salary that recognizes the value of work being performed and that is high

enough to allow the laborer and his/her immediate family to live a life of human dignity

• Just wage

• Fair Trade

• Capital

• Free Market

to help provide the social structures that are necessary so a person or group of people can build a life of dignity and respond to their vocation according to God’s call.

• Capital

• Development

• Free Market

• Labor strip

A Vatican document from Pope also XII that addresses the Church’s right to speak on social issues and promotes the rights and just treatments of workers

• Consumerism

• Laborem Exercens

• Labor Strike

• Rerum Novarum

an economic system where there is no private ownership of goods and the free market system

• Socialism

• Capitalism

• Consumerism

• Development

an economic system where there is no private ownership of goods and the creation and distribution of goods and services is determined by the gov’t (government)

• Capitalism

• Socialism

• Development

• Consumerism

a market system in which individuals and businesses are free to create and sell whatever goods and services they wish to sell at whatever prices they wish to change

• free market

• Labor strikes

• Fair trade

- is a style of life directed towards “having” rather than “being”. It is a “web of false and superficial gratifications”. (Pope St. Paul John II, 41)

• Consumerism

• Capitalism

• Development

• Capital