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What are some arguments for foreign aid?
* Foreign aid is our duty to humanity. After many years of exploitation by colonial powers, it is necessary to give back to developing nations. * Modern industrialized countries often rely on resources from Third World countries, so that foreign aid will, one day, lead to equality in foreign trade. * No nation exists in a vacuum. Ignoring overseas insecurity, poverty and starvation results in instability, genocide and war; it can breed terrorism and spawn disease outbreaks that are capable of becoming pandemic. * Aid is typically guided towards a goal, that is typically meant to improve the economic, social or military capabilities of the receiving country. If the economy of the receiving country is improved, it can typically trade more with the donor country, and thus aid becomes mutually advantageous (the Marshall Plan would give you a good idea on how this works). If the social standards of a country are improved, then stability is insured, and the donor can benefit from it (through trade, through partnerships etc.). If the military capabilities of a country are improved, the donor can expect an ally in the area. For a better account of why aid is given and how aid works, I suggest Jeffrey Sachs' "The Development Challenge" published in Foreign Affairs March/April 2005, vol 84, issue 2.
What is a list of the four major linkage institutions in US politics?
The four main linkage institutions are elections, political parties, interest groups and the media. 1. Elections allow people to get involved and have a voice in the political system 2. Media lets the people know about almost everything that goes on in the govt. 3. Lobby groups: that is - sets of non governmental bodies who can represent our specific interests during any period of government e.g. workers groups (unions) business groups (chambers of commerce) agricultural interests (farmers groups) impoverished and marginalised people ( the several groups who work to represent their interests) etc 4. Political parties (in Australia: Liberals/ Greens/Labour). In USA they would be Republicans/ Democrats and further minor parties, so that after any one group's period in government we, the sovereign people, have a ready made alternative group who are capable, ready, and informed enough for us to move to when we disagree with the government we earlier elected.
Why did Castro felt threatened about the US?
During the Cold War, Cuba and the US were on opposite sides of the conflict. The US also directly threatened Cuba on several occasions. It supported the failed Bay of Pigs invasion by Cuban dissidents, and it blockaded Cuba during the Cuban Missile Crisis.
What was the cause of March 1917 revolution?
the causes were starvation and human suffering, because of this, the Bolsheviks revolted to dethrone the Czar and execute the whole family.
What is a synonum for gazed?
Stared.
What is the synonum for recommend?
Suggest.
What is a synonum for shine?
Gleam.
What is the synonum for not suspicious?
The synonym for "not suspicious" is "trustworthy" or "reliable."
Synonum for chronic lying?
Synonym for chronic lying would be a mythomaniac or a pathological liar.
What is the synonym for strap?
the synonum for strap is- harnessswitch band whip tie (i got it from dictionary.com)
How do you write a sentence using impoverished?
They were impoverished by their governments taxation.
What is a synonym of one?
A synonum means similar meaning - one is also singular, only, or solo.
What is an impoverished country?
Haiti is the perfect example impoverished is poor, just think of poor countries.
What is an impoverished person called?
An impoverished (poor) person might be called an itinerant (wanderer) or a derelict. Synonyms for the adjective impoverished include broke, destitute, bankrupt, homeless, indigent, or needy.
What rhymes with impoverished?
perished
What is the euphemism of beggar?
Impoverished
