Effective Altruism is a movement which advocates using evidence and reasoning to determine the most effective ways to benefit others. Since resources are scarce, the big question is: what to do first? Of all the priority causes that you were asked to read about for the group project, what is one that you think would be a particularly effective cause? What is one that you think would be less effective?The final result do differ from the designed models, what if effective altruism ignore effective interventions when the efficiency cannot be measured?Support your answer with the use of models and other economic concepts . As much reference as possible, anything. Thanks!