George W. Bush increased contributions of this type through programs like PEPFAR that were administered by USAID.
(Note to reader: pronounce the individual letters in "USAID")It's not resource exploitation, but this concept is linked to the weakening of the manufacturing sector in a phenomenon called "Dutch disease". A book that advocates an end to this practice states that it contributes to civil unrest and poor governance and is by Dambisa Moyo. This practice was dismissed as a product of the "white band's burden" by William Easterly. An increase in it for twenty years was suggested as a way to eliminate the (*) "poverty trap" in a book by Jeffrey Sachs, which proposed steps to achieve the UN Millennium Development Goals. George W. Bush increased contributions of this type through programs like PEPFAR that were administered by USAID. For 10 points, give this term for financial flows from developed nations to poorer ones.
(Note to reader: pronounce the individual letters in "USAID")It's not resource exploitation, but this concept is linked to the weakening of the manufacturing sector in a phenomenon called "Dutch disease".
foreign aid [prompt to be less specific on answers like sending money to Africa; accept obvious equivalents like giving money to other countries; prompt on aid]