"Real" Military Spending
Stuart323 at aol.com
Stuart323 at aol.com
Fri Nov 30 08:21:26 PST 2001
Accepting for the moment, the "success" of bombing, I have a question
regarding economic accounting for military spending. IIRC, military spending
is valued at input prices. But if R&D makes bombs and other weapons
"smarter" or more effectively destructive shouldn't the accounting of
spending be adjusted accordingly.
Is it possible that "real effective destructive index" of military spending
(and stocks) would show different levels and trends?
Of course, a real security product would be increased by destroying many
weapons.
Stuart Elliott
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