Asha Kaur
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Senior researcher | Sustainable Healthy Food Group | University of Oxford | https://www.phc.ox.ac.uk/team/asha-kaur
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When people find out how little is spent on foreign aid, they're less likely to say that the US spends "too much".
This might seem obvious, but many would argue that pointing to data or facts is never successful in changing peoples' minds.
This might seem obvious, but many would argue that pointing to data or facts is never successful in changing peoples' minds.
July 18, 2025 at 3:41 PM
When people find out how little is spent on foreign aid, they're less likely to say that the US spends "too much".
This might seem obvious, but many would argue that pointing to data or facts is never successful in changing peoples' minds.
This might seem obvious, but many would argue that pointing to data or facts is never successful in changing peoples' minds.