There are differing views on combating poverty through foreign aid. Jeffrey Sachs believes foreign aid is necessary to reduce poverty and promote development, while William Easterly argues foreign aid has been a massive failure. Development economics focuses on efficient resource allocation and growth over time, examining what happens when markets and information are imperfect and the economic, social, political, and institutional mechanisms needed to improve living standards for the poor.
There are differing views on combating poverty through foreign aid. Jeffrey Sachs believes foreign aid is necessary to reduce poverty and promote development, while William Easterly argues foreign aid has been a massive failure. Development economics focuses on efficient resource allocation and growth over time, examining what happens when markets and information are imperfect and the economic, social, political, and institutional mechanisms needed to improve living standards for the poor.
There are differing views on combating poverty through foreign aid. Jeffrey Sachs believes foreign aid is necessary to reduce poverty and promote development, while William Easterly argues foreign aid has been a massive failure. Development economics focuses on efficient resource allocation and growth over time, examining what happens when markets and information are imperfect and the economic, social, political, and institutional mechanisms needed to improve living standards for the poor.