Foreign aid: A doctored image of impact on social welfare development in developing countries

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2005
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American English
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Foreign aid is primarily intended as a wealth transfer mechanism from rich, to poor, countries. Billions of dollars have been distributed in aid largely to assist in social welfare development. Still many are in poverty and tools to evaluate real impact are not in use.

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Gentle-Genitty, Carolyn. (2005). Foreign aid: A doctored image of impact on social welfare development in developing countries. Paper presented by Irene Queiro-Tajalli at the 14th International Symposium. Inter-University Consortium of International Social Development. Recife. Brazil.
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