In comparison with government aid agencies, multilateral aid agencies:

A) increase conflict among nations.
B) are unable to utilize deep local knowledge of needs in a global region.
C) are less likely to pool financial resources efficiently.
D) tend to be less tied to the political self-interests of specific donor countries.

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Aliyah Johnson · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : D, Explanation :  Multilateral aid agencies, which are formed by multiple countries, tend to focus on broader, global goals rather than the political or strategic interests of individual donor countries. This allows them to operate with a level of impartiality not always present in bilateral aid, where one country provides aid directly to another and may have specific political or strategic interests in mind.

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