Although Appiah agrees with Singer that the world's richest inhabitants are duty bound to aid its poorest inhabitants, he disagrees with Singer insofar as he believes that this duty is
A) limited: the world's richest people, in general, deserve most of their wealth.
B) subjective: the world's richest people must determine for themselves and their family what seems fair to them.
C) collective: the world's richest people have a shared duty to aid its poorest.
D) nationalistic: the world's richest people ought to aid the poorest in their own countries.

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Appiah believes that the duty to aid the world's poorest is a collective duty that falls upon the world's richest people as a group, rather than an individual duty assigned to each wealthy person.

Although Appiah Agrees with Singer That the World's Richest Inhabitants