This piece critiques the use of ancestry as a criterion for economic development funding, arguing that merit-based evaluation of business proposals—focusing on productivity, job creation, and economic returns—is more equitable and effective than ethnicity-based eligibility.
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challenges ancestry-based funding as unjust and inefficient
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