Understanding U.S. Foreign Aid: History, Objectives, and Criticisms
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U.S. foreign aid spending was nearly $49 billion in 2015, accounting for roughly 1.3 percent of the federal budget. Aid funding levels are at their highest since the period immediately following World War II. U.S. aid policy seeks to achieve its aims through a diverse array of programs, which can be organized into several major categories. However, many economists have criticized various aspects of the global foreign aid system as ineffective or counterproductive.
Understanding U.S. Foreign Aid: History, Objectives, and Criticisms
Added on 2019-09-13
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