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Lant Pritchett on Why Foreign Aid Misses the Point

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开始于 May 05, 2026

Yascha Mounk and Lant Pritchett discuss why development requires building state capability, not just charitable interventions

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Focusing solely on state-building overlooks the immediate needs of vulnerable populations that foreign aid can address effectively.

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Foreign aid can still play a vital role in immediate relief efforts, despite its limitations in fostering long-term state capability.

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Strengthening governance and institutions is more crucial than ever, as it lays the groundwork for future self-sufficiency in developing regions.

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Both state capability and foreign aid have their merits; a balanced approach could potentially yield the best outcomes for developing nations.

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Investing in state capability is essential for sustainable development, as it empowers nations to solve their own problems rather than relying on external aid.

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