Joel Fleishman de la Universidad de Duke habla de la filantropía moderna

The video discusses the impact of tax reform on charitable giving, highlighting how tax incentives influence donations. It explores how foundations evaluate the effectiveness of their spending, with a focus on the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's approach. The influence of large foundations, such as the Gates Foundation, on public health and other sectors is examined, along with concerns about their power. Finally, the video predicts a significant increase in philanthropic giving due to intergenerational wealth transfer, potentially reaching a trillion dollars in 20 years.

How do tax incentives affect charitable giving in the United States?

• They have no impact on charitable giving.

• They significantly influence the amount people donate.

• They discourage people from donating.

• They only affect corporate donations.

Which foundation is known for spending a significant portion of its budget on research and evaluation?

• Ford Foundation

• Gates Foundation

• Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

• Bertelsmann Foundation

What is a common concern about large foundations like the Gates Foundation?

• They are too transparent.

• They have too little influence.

• They focus only on education.

• They have an outsized role in public health.

What percentage of intergenerational wealth transfer is estimated to go into philanthropy?

• 10%

• 5%

• 15%

• 20%

What is the projected amount of charitable giving in the United States in the near future?

• $200 billion

• $400 billion

• $500 billion

• $1 trillion