We spend .2 percent of our GDP on aid. Other wealthy countries as a group average .4 percent. So we're at half the level.
Brad Sherman: “We spend .2 percent of our GDP on aid. Other wealthy countries as a group average .4 percent. So we're at half the…”
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Sherman highlights the low percentage of GDP spent on foreign aid compared to other countries.
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