是否和在哪里给予

IF 3.3 1区哲学 Q1 ETHICS

Philosophy & Public Affairs Pub Date : 2016-12-01 DOI:10.1111/PAPA.12065

Theron Pummer

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摘要

捐赠的伦理传统上关注的是是否捐赠，以及捐赠多少给慈善机构，以帮助极端贫困的人。近年来，由于人们认识到不同慈善机构在成本效益上的巨大差异，讨论越来越集中在向何处捐款上。根据一个经常被引用的例子，在美国，4万美元既可以用来帮助一个盲人训练一只导盲犬，也可以用来帮助2000个盲人

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Whether and Where to Give

The ethics of giving has traditionally focused on whether, and how much, to give to charities helping people in extreme poverty. In more recent years, the discussion has increasingly focused on where to give, spurred by an appreciation of the substantial differences in costeffectiveness between charities. According to a commonly cited example, $40,000 can be used either to help one blind person by training a seeing-eye dog in the United States or to help two thousand blind

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