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Long-Term Spending of Accountable Care Organizations in the Medicare Shared Savings Program.

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Bond AM, Civelek Y, Schpero WL, Casalino LP, Zhang M, Pierre R, Khullar D.   +6 more
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Defense spending and the macroeconomy

Defence Economics, 1992
Given Kinsella's (1990, 1991) appeal for analysis to be pursued using sub‐annual level of data, we pursue such an endeavor in this paper. We examime the effect of defence spending on real output, the unemployment rate, price level, and interest rate covering a quarterly time frame 1960:1 to 1988:1 using an unrestricted vector autoregression framework ...
James E. Payne, Kevin L. Ross
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Defense Spending and Unemployment in France

Defence and Peace Economics, 2014
France has received little attention in the literature of defense economics, despite some outstanding features of the country’s situation. This study attempts to partially fill this gap with new empirical evidence which evaluates the influence of military expenditure on the unemployment rate between 1975 and 2008.
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Defense Spending and Interregional Labor Migration

Economic Geography, 1993
The impact of defense-related industry on labor migration within the United States is analyzed using census data for the period 1975-1980. The results "suggest that workers follow jobs in the defense industry, rather than vice versa, and indicate that a process of defense-related regional labor pool formation, amplified by interstate migration, adds to
M, Ellis, R, Barff, A R, Markusen
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Defense, Justice and Security Spending

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2003
The criminality rate in Colombia (crime/population) grew rapidly between the middle seventies and eighties, since then it had shown a declination, but the country still observes high indices of criminality, mostly in homicides and kidnapping. In a similar way defense, security and justice spending have grown.
Carlos Esteban Posada, Francisco Gonzalez   +1 more
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Nato, Social and Defense Spending, and Coalitions

Western Political Quarterly, 1990
his paper investigates three related questions. First, are there tradeoffs between security and social needs in different types of states? Second, do changes in the governments of these states lead to changes in their defense budgets? And third, do changes in the size of the American defense budget affect these states differently?
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On Economic Justifications of Bioterrorism Defense Spending

The American Journal of Bioethics, 2005
*The opinions contained in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of the American Medical Association.
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Defense Spending: Key To California's Growth

Western Political Quarterly, 1962
has become so overwhelming that it is difficult for even the interested layman to comprehend its economic significance. From 1950 to 1959, procurement actions1 by the Department of Defense (DOD) reached the staggering figure of $228 billion. This was an increase in volume of defense expenditures of 246 per cent, whereas during the same period the ...
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Delhi's Defense Spending Spree

IEEE Spectrum, 2007
With a five-year defense modernization budget in excess of US $30 billion, India is being courted by arms exporters persistently.
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