@roblipinski.bsky.social
PhD candidate in Politics at @Oxford
Working on historical political economy, Baltics, Eastern Europe and public administration
Own views.
Working on historical political economy, Baltics, Eastern Europe and public administration
Own views.
Surveys indicate that people overshoot their answers by many degrees of magnitude.
Americans guess 20-30%. It's harder to find the same numbers elsewhere, but in 2012 the Dutch were guessing 5.6% on average. Of course, in no case is the value >1%
Source: ourworldindata.org/foreign-aid-...
Americans guess 20-30%. It's harder to find the same numbers elsewhere, but in 2012 the Dutch were guessing 5.6% on average. Of course, in no case is the value >1%
Source: ourworldindata.org/foreign-aid-...
For many of us, it doesn’t cost much to improve someone’s life, and we can do much more of it
Most countries spend less than 1% of their national income on foreign aid; even small increases could make a big difference.
ourworldindata.org
March 18, 2025 at 2:01 PM
Surveys indicate that people overshoot their answers by many degrees of magnitude.
Americans guess 20-30%. It's harder to find the same numbers elsewhere, but in 2012 the Dutch were guessing 5.6% on average. Of course, in no case is the value >1%
Source: ourworldindata.org/foreign-aid-...
Americans guess 20-30%. It's harder to find the same numbers elsewhere, but in 2012 the Dutch were guessing 5.6% on average. Of course, in no case is the value >1%
Source: ourworldindata.org/foreign-aid-...