One major criticism of giving foreign aid to developing countries is:

A. the recipients of aid oftentimes have nebulous goals that are not measurable.
B. there is little to no accountability once the funds have been dispensed.
C. much of the money may be embezzled or otherwise funneled away from its intended recipient.
D. All of these are major criticisms of foreign aid.


Answer: D

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