can someone clarify. the cost is essentially an average of costs per refugee. that could possibly not be the same as the value each refugee is receiving. some fraction of this cost/refugee is burdened overhead going to social workers, suppliers, a cut going to ngo execs, etc. so it would be good to know if these numbers are by value (i.e. material goods, services, and funds transferred to the refugee) or by value and overhead (i.e. paying salaries of people who facilitate this whole thing)? either way it's wrong. but it's better to be accurate for people to believe things and choose the right source of their information.
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