Do you think these DAFs, who funds are invested in the stock market are artificially inflating the market and the Donor's actual wealth as these holdings are parked in the market indefinitely?
50 years ago, Congress set in motion one of the most cataclysmic changes in the world of philanthropy: the donor-advised fund. My thoughts on how that happened and what it means for private v. public power.https://twitter.com/HistPhil/status/1221819880539938816 …
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An economist would be better suited to answer that, but I think the DAF holdings are small enough (when compared to other sorts of investments) that this seems unlikely.
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The American Jewish Philanthropic Complex. Love the title. Did Eisenhower warn against that as well?
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Your AHR article was revelatory.
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