I meant that if only a small subset of society are honest, then only that dmall subset will do alms, thus the impact of alms to the needy will be somewhat small and ineffective.
And if there is large subset of society not honest and try to pose as the needy to receive the alms, then the system is screwed.
Oh I understand what you mean. Well obviously for his system to work the would need to be authorities that could find people that truly premise as impoverished.
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I meant that if only a small subset of society are honest, then only that dmall subset will do alms, thus the impact of alms to the needy will be somewhat small and ineffective.
And if there is large subset of society not honest and try to pose as the needy to receive the alms, then the system is screwed.
Oh I understand what you mean. Well obviously for his system to work the would need to be authorities that could find people that truly premise as impoverished.