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Samaritan'sdilemma1 CONSTRUCTSamaritan's dilemmaGIBSON · DEVELOPMENT STUDIES

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Development studies

the problem that a donor's readiness to help can weaken recipients' incentives to help themselves, studied in the source for development aid.

In development studies, Samaritan's dilemma refers to the problem that a donor's readiness to help can weaken recipients' incentives to help themselves, studied in the source for development aid. This meaning comes from Gibson (2005) in The samaritan's dilemma.[1]

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  1. Gibson, C. C., Andersson, K., & Ostrom, E. (2005). The samaritan's dilemma. Oxford University Press, Incorporated. ISBN 9780199278848

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