Is it clear the charity approach is more efficient? My sense is many non-profits prioritize fundraising and have the bloat of executives who's main function is to schmooze donors.
I'm sure there are good nonprofits/charities. And there's definitely inefficient public offices that are mainly interested in politics.
My point is "seems less efficient" is kind of weak ground to be asking others for evidence
I'm sure there are good nonprofits/charities. And there's definitely inefficient public offices that are mainly interested in politics.
My point is "seems less efficient" is kind of weak ground to be asking others for evidence