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... military expendi- tures so significant a part of the total flow of goods and services . True , in World War I , spending for guns and military manpower was 16 per cent of national output , but it quickly dropped back to less than 1 per ...
... military expendi- tures so significant a part of the total flow of goods and services . True , in World War I , spending for guns and military manpower was 16 per cent of national output , but it quickly dropped back to less than 1 per ...
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stant prices ) the public projects necessary to replace military reduc- tions would dwarf all imagination . WOULD IT BE POSSIBLE to replace military spending with other items ? This , of course , always depends on the domestic political ...
stant prices ) the public projects necessary to replace military reduc- tions would dwarf all imagination . WOULD IT BE POSSIBLE to replace military spending with other items ? This , of course , always depends on the domestic political ...
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... military purposes or was subsequently converted into non - repayable aid . Grants for military purposes accounted for nearly one - third of the total , but their share increased after Korea ; both the 1960 and 1961 budgets call for ...
... military purposes or was subsequently converted into non - repayable aid . Grants for military purposes accounted for nearly one - third of the total , but their share increased after Korea ; both the 1960 and 1961 budgets call for ...
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VOLUME VII | 109 |
NUMBER 1 | 178 |
WINTER 1960 | 217 |
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