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Armament Accountancy
Armament Expenditure
Armament Policy
Author's General Attitude
Author_Paul Einzig
Author’s General Attitude
Balkan States
Budgetary Aspects
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conference
currency stability conflict
debt
disarmament
Disarmament Clauses
disarmament policy impact
Economic Deadlock
economic planning for military spending
Eleventh Hour
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expenditure
Fictitious Wealth
financial constraints defence
Financial Morality
Financing Rearmament
Fine Day
German Armament Industries
Improved Exploitation
Inflationary Monetary Policy
Interested Powers
japanese
material
Military Expenditure
military expenditure analysis
National Defence Expenditure
partial
postwar economic effects
Pre-war Expenditure
Productive Public Works
public
Public Administration
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trade and armaments
War Debt
War Debt Payments
world
Young Men
Product details
- ISBN 9780415819558
- Weight: 520g
- Dimensions: 138 x 216mm
- Publication Date: 04 Dec 2012
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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First published in 1934, this book explores prominent economic questions on the subject of rearmament and disarmament. Both rearmament and disarmament have a number of economic advantages and disadvantages and in each chapter Paul Einzig considers these in order to decide on which side the advantages outweigh the disadvantages. Part I of the book examines the economics of armament in the light of real experience of recent history whilst Part II looks to the probable economic effort of future rearmament.
