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Military Spending and Private Investment: The Case of Israel

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2011
This thesis analyzes the long-run Crowding Out Effect of military expenditures on investment in Israel from 1948 to 2009. Changes in military spending are expected to affect the real interest rate and investment since the government has to borrow in order to finance the expenditure.
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A bayesian approach to evaluating military investments in product improvement and testing

Naval Research Logistics Quarterly, 1977
AbstractTwo issues of frequent importance in new product development are product improvement and reliability testing. A question often faced by the developer is: Should the product be distributed in its present state, or should it be improved further and/or tested before distribution?
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Department of Defense Profit Policy and Capital Investment in the Military Aircraft Industry

The Review of Economics and Statistics, 1992
This paper analyzes the effect of two Department of Defense policies on the investment behavior of the military aircraft industry. The first policy concerns progress payments, which govern the rate at which Department of Defense reimburses costs expended by contractors.
Frazier, Thomas P, Goldberg, Matthew S, Gulledge, Thomas R, Jr   +2 more
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Investment for Bases: China’s Military Experiment in Africa

2023
This thesis analyzes Chinese power projection in sub-Saharan Africa through a comparison and contrast of China’s “Investment for Resources” and “Investment for Influence” models from 2000 to 2020. In contrast to these two models, this thesis argues that China has developed a third investment model - the “Investment for Bases” model - described in an ...
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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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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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MILITARY SPENDING, INVESTMENT AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN SMALL INDUSTRIALISING ECONOMIES

South African Journal of Economics, 2002
An enduring and important debate in economics concerns the effects of military spending on economic growth. It has generated a huge literature, with a variety of results and no clear consensus. The end of the Cold War led to marked reductions in military burdens and to renewed concerns on whether this was likely to lead to a ‘peace dividend’ or a ...
JP Dunne, E Nikolaidou, R Smith
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The U.S. Military's Investment Ecosystem is Missing in Action

2023
The article of record as published may be found at https://warontherocks.com/2020/02/the-u-s-militarys-investment-ecosystem-is-missing-in-action/
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Military expenditure and investment in OECD countries, 1954–1973

Journal of Comparative Economics, 1980
This paper, using data for 14 large OECD countries between 1954 and 1973, tests the hypothesis that reduced investment has been a major opportunity cost of military expenditure in the postwar period. The share of investment in potential output is made a function of the share of military expenditure, growth rate, and demand pressure.
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Can A Draft Induce More Human Capital Investment in the Military? [PDF]

Economics 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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