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Economic development is an goal of foreign policy?

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Answered by realpokemonfan
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yes it is the goal of foreign policy

Answered by Anonymous
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The aim of economic development is to improve the material standards of living by raising the absolute level of per capita incomes. Raising per capita incomes is also a stated objective of policy of the governments of all developing countries.

Foreign aid is a tool of foreign policy, not solely an instrument for the economic development of poor countries. ... Funding foreign aid with conditionalities can be used to enhance national security, further economic and political interests, and ultimately empower the citizenry of poor countries.Growth and development. Economic growth deals with increase in the level of output, but economic development is related to increase in output coupled with improvement in social and political welfare of people within a country. Therefore, economic development encompasses both growth and welfare values.

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