The economics of human rights : using the living income/fair price approach to combat poverty / Ruud Bronkhorst.

1.What is 'Fair': different opinions.- 2.Ethics: Human rights and basic needs.- 3.Concepts derived from the Human Rights: Living Wage and Living Income.- 4.Fair Wages, what does it mean?.- 5.Are market and equilibrium prices ethical?.- 6 Living Wage, Living Income and Fair Price further explained.- 7 Poverty lines; how to use them for poverty alleviation.- 8 How a different way of calculating in the production chain can lead to a more equal share for all stakeholders.- 9 How to calculate Fair Wages.- 10.Effects payment of fair wages and fair prices on socio-economic development.- 11.Conclusion economic and social effects.- 12.Broader context.- 13.Introduction.- 14.About necessity and possibilities to pay fair prices to small farmers.- 15.Fair price for agricultural products.- 16.Steps to be taken to calculate fair prices.- 17.Case studies.- 18.Summary case studies.- 19.Export products.- 20.The role of Governments and International organizations.- 21.Socio-economic effects in Agriculture of the payment of living wages, living income and fair prices.- 22.Fair Prices and other development issues.- 23.Alternative approaches.- 24.Summary Effects payment of fair prices in Agriculture.- 25.Concluding remarks.