Foreign-policy elites are more likely than the average member of the public to think we should expand aid to other countries.

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Foreign-policy elites, who are more engaged and informed about international affairs, often recognize the strategic and humanitarian benefits of foreign aid, leading them to support its expansion more than the average public, who may prioritize domestic issues or be less aware of the benefits of foreign aid.

Foreign-Policy Elites Are More Likely Than the Average Member of the Public