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Military Spending and Economic Growth in Turkey: A Wavelet Approach

Defence and Peace Economics, 2019
This paper employs a wavelet approach to investigate the relationship between economic growth and military spending in a time-frequency domain for the case of Turkey.
Usman Khalid, O. Habimana
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Military Spending and Democratisation

peps, 2012
Abstract There is considerable evidence that authoritarian regimes have tended to spend more on the military than democracies. However, the direction of causality of this relationship has not been seriously investigated. The literature tends to assume that causality runs from regime type to military expenditure, but one might also ...
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Military spending, financial development, and ecological footprint in a developing country: insights from bootstrap causality and Maki cointegration

Environmental science and pollution research international, 2022
P. Eregha, X. Vo, S. Nathaniel
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Military spending and interest rates

Defence Economics, 1992
This paper examines a number of hypotheses about the determination of interest rates for the United States. In particular, we are most interested in the relative interest rate effects of changes in military and non‐military spending. We find that increases in military spending cause a significantly larger increase in interest rates than do increases in
David W. Findlay, Darrell Parker
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Recasting the military spending debate

Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, 1986
While military spending is not neutral, its economic impact is neither as dramatically positive as claimed by the Defense Department nor as uniformly negative as its critics argue.
Gordon Adams, David Gold
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Technology of military conflict, military spending, and war

Journal of Public Economics, 2012
Abstract This paper studies how the technology of military conflict affects the allocation of resources in military spending (“guns”) and productive investment (“butter”). We first identify the fundamental property of conflict technology which the two commonly used contest success functions, the difference and ratio forms, share. Using this property,
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Military spending and sustainable development

Review of Development Economics, 2022
C. Elgin, A. Elveren, Gökçer Özgür, Gül Dertli   +3 more
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Analyzing the linkage between military spending, economic growth, and ecological footprint in Pakistan: evidence from cointegration and bootstrap causality

Environmental science and pollution research international, 2020
Zahoor Ahmed, Muhammad Wasif Zafar, Sadia Mansoor   +2 more
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Military Spending

Science, 1972
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Is military spending converging to a low level across countries?

, 2021
Benedict Clements, S. Gupta, Saida Khamidova   +2 more
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