Today I read a post by Bryan Caplan aimed toward effective altruists:
Question: How hard would it be to set up a cost-effective charity to help sponsor the global poor for immigration to Argentina? Responses from GiveWell, the broader Effective Altruism community, and Argentina experts are especially welcome.
For context, Argentina essentially allows immigration by anybody who can get an employer to sponsor them.
what could a faltering, medium-trust country like argentina need more than millions of poor, low-trust immigrants
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