David Dollar and Alberto Alesina wrote a paper arguing that this practice is largely governed by strategic considerations.
Ben Ramalingam pointed to the attitude of "best practicitis" as a problem with this activity, in a recent book titled [This Activity] On the Edge of Chaos. David Dollar and Alberto Alesina wrote a paper arguing that this practice is largely governed by strategic considerations. A bottom-up method for this practice is informally known as the "Searchers Approach," and is advocated by William (*) Easterly. This practice fosters militarism and leads to "Dutch Disease," according to a controversial work titled Dead [This Practice], by Dambisa Moyo. A different economist has argued that this practice will help certain countries reach a minimum capital stock threshold required for growth, and advocated expanding this activity in his book The End of Poverty. For 10 points, name this practice of giving money to other countries.
Ben Ramalingam pointed to the attitude of "best practicitis" as a problem with this activity, in a recent book titled [This Activity]
foreign aid [accept Aid On the Edge of Chaos; accept Dead Aid]