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The value that ethical consumers put on personality and direct trade is relatively easy for them to realise. Unlike the household confronting a bossy butcher or baker, most ethical consumers do not confront real makers of what they buy. This allows them to construct these producers as like-minded people who share their values. The farmers who grow the organic crops can be thought of as doing so not for impersonal commercial reasons, but for reasons that are more deep-seated, 'thought to be internal to the individual'. They can be thought of as living the organic life that many ethical consumers value. Similarly, the smiling smallholders who grow the coffee can be imagined as producing for fair trade because they embrace the values, rather than because they want a better position in the international coffee market. And, of course, those who buy ethical fabrics made by Bangladeshi women can assume that those women are grateful for paid work that empowers them, rather than seeing that work as a shameful public recognition that their households do not have the resources to be self-reliant. It appears, then, that ethical consumers preferring direct trade and other consumers preferring impersonal trade may well want the same thing, that the objects in their lives not be impersonal commodities. However, their approaches differ. Ethical consumers seek objects that already carry identity, that of their makers. The others seek impersonal objects that they can stamp with the identities and social relationships with which they will be associated. Both, however, differ from those for whom personality in economic relations signals subordination, whether poor families confronting merchants on whom they rely for credit or merchants confronting rich customers on whom they depend for trade.
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1 The value that ethical consumers put on personality and direct trade is relatively easy for them to realise. 2 Unlike the household confronting a bossy butcher or baker, most ethical consumers do not confront real makers of what they buy. 3 This allows them to construct these producers as like-minded people who share their values. 4 The farmers who grow the organic crops can be thought of as doing so not for impersonal commercial reasons, but for reasons that are more deep-seated, 'thought to be internal to the individual'. 5 They can be thought of as living the organic life that many ethical consumers value. 6 Similarly, the smiling smallholders who grow the coffee can be imagined as producing for fair trade because they embrace the values, rather than because they want a better position in the international coffee market. 7 And, of course, those who buy ethical fabrics made by Bangladeshi women can assume that those women are grateful for paid work that empowers them, rather than seeing that work as a shameful public recognition that their households do not have the resources to be self-reliant. 8 It appears, then, that ethical consumers preferring direct trade and other consumers preferring impersonal trade may well want the same thing, that the objects in their lives not be impersonal commodities. 9 However, their approaches differ. 10 Ethical consumers seek objects that already carry identity, that of their makers. 11 The others seek impersonal objects that they can stamp with the identities and social relationships with which they will be associated. 12 Both, however, differ from those for whom personality in economic relations signals subordination, whether poor families confronting merchants on whom they rely for credit or merchants confronting rich customers on whom they depend for trade.