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foreign aid

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
foreign aid economic, military, technical, and financial assistance given on an international, and usually intergovernmental level. U.S. foreign aid programs have included at least three different objectives: rehabilitating the economies of war-devastated countries, strengthening the military defenses of allies and friends of the United States, and promoting economic growth in underdeveloped areas. Aid may be given as a grant, with no repayment obligation, or a loan, and often comes with conditions that require that the recipient nation purchase goods or services with the aid from the donor nation.... Read more
Foreign Aid
Encyclopedia of American Foreign Policy ... following goals for foreign aid: creating "institutions ... support democracy, free enterprise, the ... States also used foreign aid to promote free-market standards ... in influencing foreign military aid. — — . Arming the Free World: The Origins ... Read more
SIC 4412 Deep Sea Foreign Transportation of Freight
Encyclopedia of American Industries ... the first direct aid to merchant fleets ... for operation on foreign routes if private ... of the country's foreign aid or humanitarian aid ... carry military and aid cargoes; curtailing ... carrier lines that had foreign investors. The Merchant ... Read more

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Davos Annual Meeting 2007- Scaling Innovation in Foreign Aid