The economics of defence

Keith Hartley · Todd M. Sandler

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Defense, Military, and Policy Studies Military Technology and Strategies Military and Defense Studies

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Volume 1: introduction - defence economics - an overview demand, arms races and alliances - the demand for military expenditure, arms races, alliances impacts of military expenditure -growth, development and military expenditure. Volume 2: military production function - military personnel procurement - demand for equipment. Volume 3: supply of equipment - defence industrial base, learning curves, costs, pricing and profits, industrial policies, arms trade disarmament, conversion, peace and public policy non-conventional conflicts - terrorism, insurrections and revolutions.

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