After the storm — Fair Trade Lane · Demand & Supply
A big storm has cut the road to Reed Village for three days. The village shop has little bottled water and few candles left.
Your task
Flag the notices that are unfair or unwise during a shortage.
- When something is scarce, prices tend to rise. But in an emergency, charging huge prices for things people need to stay safe is widely seen as unfair, and some places have rules against it. Sharing fairly, for example with a limit per family, helps everyone get some.
- Invented stories to learn from. Prices and shops in them are made up, and this is not financial advice. Ask a trusted adult before buying or selling anything for real.
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Score
- Understanding trade — You understood how this part of trade works.
- Wise choices — You weighed your options before choosing.
- Fair play — You treated buyers and sellers fairly.
In real life
After real storms or floods, many shops limit how many essentials each family can buy so everyone gets some, and some places have rules against very high emergency prices. Rules differ by country; this story is simplified.
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Invented stories to learn from, not financial advice. Before buying or selling anything for real, ask a trusted adult. Nothing about you is collected; progress stays on this device.
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