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In general, foreign aid given by the U.S. is not typically repaid, as it is often provided as a grant rather than a loan. However, some aid may come in the form of loans that countries are expected to repay over time. Additionally, the U.S. may benefit indirectly from foreign aid through strengthened diplomatic relations, enhanced stability in recipient countries, and increased economic opportunities for American businesses. Overall, the primary goal of foreign aid is usually humanitarian assistance or geopolitical strategy rather than financial return.
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Which of these statements about foreign aid is not true?
the giving nation
What is a peaceful form of foreign policy?
Giving financial aid
Does japan give or receive economic aid?
Japan gives economic aid. Actually, they are one of the world's leaders in giving aid to foreign countries.
What does the giving of foreign aid involve?
A gift of money from one government to another government
Who pays for foreign aid?
Foreign aid is paid for by the taxpayers of the country providing the aid.
Is financial aid free?
No; it is not free. It has to be paid back after graduation.
What is the point of giving foreign aid to the other countries?
Stabilizes their society and makes war less probable.
Us policy of giving economical and military aid to free nations threatened by internal or external opponets who were usually communist is called?
foreign aid
How much foreign aid does russia give United States?
Russia does not give foreign aid to the usa. In fact Russia killed most or all of it's foreign aid back in the 90's with the collapse of the Soviet Union and has just recently started a foreign aid program again.
The most desirable form of financial aid is because it does not have to be paid back?
a grant
Did the Patriots back England's actions and aid the British army by giving them food and money?
no.
Foreign aid is intended to result in what?
Foreign aid is intended to result in development.
