Does foreign aid significantly improve developing countries?

Governments and international organizations provide billions of dollars in foreign aid each year. Supporters argue that aid improves healthcare, education, and economic development, while critics argue that it may encourage dependency, corruption, or inefficient governance. Based on development research, economic data, and international case studies, does foreign aid significantly improve long-term outcomes in developing countries?

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