Don’t Tax My Income, Tax My Consumption.

The Returns From Investing In Poor People Are Just As Great As The Returns From Investing In The Business World... And Have Even More Meaning

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Rich Countries Can Afford To Overpay For Things.

Well-spent Aid Money Is Saving Lives For A Few Thousand Dollars Per Life Saved.