I agree with your first comment. The idea that living on >$2.15 is in any sense an acceptable standard of living is clearly incorrect. A world in which everyone lives on $2.16 per day might be a decent enough outcome after a nuclear winter, but it definitely should not be a core global development goal.
I agree on your second comment.
I agree on the third comment, but not on some of the specifics. In any case, the changes were driven by national level systemic policy changes, not by direct targeted aid.
Iām not best placed to speculate on the last question.
Hi Nick,
I agree with your first comment. The idea that living on >$2.15 is in any sense an acceptable standard of living is clearly incorrect. A world in which everyone lives on $2.16 per day might be a decent enough outcome after a nuclear winter, but it definitely should not be a core global development goal.
I agree on your second comment.
I agree on the third comment, but not on some of the specifics. In any case, the changes were driven by national level systemic policy changes, not by direct targeted aid.
Iām not best placed to speculate on the last question.