(Q010) What the best way to characterize U.S. foreign aid?The United States spends a relatively small percentage of its gross national income on foreignaid but still invests more total dollars than other nations.The United States spends a relatively small percentage of its gross national income on foreignaid and therefore invests fewer total dollars than other nations.The United States spends a relatively high percentage of its gross national income on foreignaid and therefore invests more total dollars than other nations.The United States spends a relatively high percentage of its gross national income on foreignaid but still invests fewer total dollars than other nations.

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