Realizing that poor countries must solve many problems at once has shifted donors away from the idea of giving multiple small payments and toward the idea of a Big Push. This Big Push entails giving a very large sum of money that could be used to fix multiple problems at once. In fact, the amount of money required might be so large that rich countries might be the only ones who could afford the donation. A: From the donor country's perspective, the trade-off associated with this idea is that: B: improving the lives and welfare of people in the home country will mean more money for foreign problems. C; it is easier to give one large sum than several small sums. improving the lives and welfare of foreigners will mean less money for domestic problems. D: improving the lives and welfare of foreigners will mean more money for domestic problems