Is the Aid given to poor countries enough or is it unfair?

There is an order of economic powers, but we never think outside the box for helping poor countries. The help given is each time higher, but it will never be enough to make it a successful country in way of development.

At first instance, it may appear a much unfair situation that incredibly developed countries do not give a great part of their resources to the least developed ones. However, developed countries have their own priorities, and as the populations grow, it is needed to give more to the resources to the national population. As well, the aid to undeveloped countries couldn’t be for free, in order to prevent them to get in a situation of economic dependence with their contributors. Hence, if the aid grow up, the debt will grow proportionally to it, and, at the end, this countries that are at first appeared to be benefitiated, will get in a far worst situation.
I think, instead of economic aid, the aid should be political, for the governements of undeveloped countries to support the development of every industrial sector.

At first instance, it may appear a much unfair situation that incredibly developed countries do not give a great part of their resources to the least developed ones. However, developed countries have their own priorities, and as the populations grow, it is needed to give more to the resources to the national population. As well, the aid to undeveloped countries couldn’t be for free, in order to prevent them to get in a situation of economic dependence with their contributors. Hence, if the aid grow up, the debt will grow proportionally to it, and, at the end, this countries that are at first appeared to be benefitiated, will get in a far worst situation.
I think, instead of economic aid, the aid should be political, for the governements of undeveloped countries to support the development of every industrial sector.

Carlosparra3 wrote:There is an order of economic powers, but we never think outside the box for helping poor countries. The help given is each time higher, but it will never be enough to make it a successful country in way of development.

I think that the aid given to countries in way of development is enought for them, the problem is that those countries have inside their territory problems that provoke the bad use of that monetary resource delivered to them. For example a problem could be corruption, that problem is so big and impact so much a country that stop the development of it.

Carlosparra3 wrote:There is an order of economic powers, but we never think outside the box for helping poor countries. The help given is each time higher, but it will never be enough to make it a successful country in way of development.

In my opinion, it is unfair since the population of poor countries is suffering, and they do not receive the resources that they need. And because of this problems this countries can’t develop in a positive way