If everyone splitting donations were against the interests of the neediest charities, wouldn’t that imply that we did have an efficient market in philanthropy — that the lumped donations would have gone to the neediest charities, rather than the most popular (hypothetically = largest)?
If everyone splitting donations were against the interests of the neediest charities, wouldn’t that imply that we did have an efficient market in philanthropy — that the lumped donations would have gone to the neediest charities, rather than the most popular (hypothetically = largest)?