Apart from the good effects of the support, there are still some downsides. For example, when a country decides to give away an aid, and especially in rich countries, those can make huge income by international trading, they usually measure their giveaway aid by taking out only a small proportion from the amount of their income and not literally, the aid that they’re giving away is also to buy “things” that they want, such as political support, economic advantages to import cheaper goods or to remove trade barriers and it can be indirect or directly. “The Guardian News” has stated: “Britain should be embarrassed by our level of aid giving. The idea that aid is generous is absurd. Some people, inspired by religious tradition, think it is appropriate to give 10% of what they have to charity, £10 in every £100 of earnings. In 2010, the UK gave not £10, not £1, but 56p ($0.91) in overseas aid for every £100 ($163) we