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Improving Capital Investment In Military Depots

2019
As of 2007, each military department must invest annually in the capital budgets of its depots at a minimum rate of six percent of their average funded workload. The relevant statute was enacted in response to the deteriorating state of organic depots in the 1990s, which lawmakers and military leaders attributed to insufficient investments in ...
Lucyshyn, William, Rigilano, John
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Can A Draft Induce More Human Capital Investment in the Military? [PDF]

open access: possibleEconomics Bulletin, 2011
We consider the possibility a draft increases the likelihood individuals will invest in human capital in the military. This possibility exists because those drafted have less time to reap the return from human capital investment. A draft is more likely to increase human capital investment in the military the larger the civilian return to human capital ...
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Subjects of Investment Activity in the Field of the Military-Industrial Complex

Juridical science and practice
The concept of the subject engaged in investment activities in the military-industrial sector is examined from the view of investment law theory, current investment legislation, and specific regulations in the sphere in question. Based on this analysis, it is concluded that such a person should be a legal entity, which is listed in the consolidated ...
V. N. Lisitsa, R. I. Aliev
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Budgeting and investing in the Military Retirement Fund

2013
The Military Retirement Fund (MRF) was established in 1984 and accrual accounting procedures were adopted to manage it. Prior to 1984, military retirement was funded on a 'pay-as-you-go' basis, meaning that annual appropriations from general revenues or borrowing were used to cover retirees' pensions.
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FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN UKRAINE: MILITARY CONTEXT

Introduction: This research aims to investigate the impact of the ongoing war on Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Ukraine. The war has created significant challenges for the Ukrainian economy, including the destruction of infrastructure, population displacement, and a decline in economic activity.
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