Must read. 15 leading economists, including 3 Nobel winners, argue that $bns of aid dollars can do little to alleviate poverty while we fail to tackle its root causes. Big critique of aid micro-effectiveness agendahttps://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2018/jul/16/buzzwords-crazes-broken-aid-system-poverty …
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I think this is very wrong: "then instead of assessing the short-term impacts of micro-projects, we should evaluate whole public policies." Replace instead with "as well as", ok. Also I'm not sure what evaluating whole policies means but suspect ppl try to do it already
Yes. Also what does this mean?? 
"We need to introduce and enforce real labour legislation"? ('we' is rich country govts in the article)
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I'd assumed that the "we" there is a sort of global collective "we", ie "we" can and must do better. I don't see it as say a G20 responsibility.
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