The drain of a permanent war economy

The US and the Soviet Union, have spent enough on the military to cause a deterioration of their vital infrastructure, a retardation of civilian research and development, and a loss of competitiveness.

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Published inUSA today (New York, N.Y.) Vol. 118; no. 2530; p. 19
Main Author Renner, Michael
Format Magazine Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Farmingdale Society for the Advancement of Education 01.07.1989
Society for Advancement of Education
Subjects
20th century AD
Analysis
Armed forces
Defense spending
Military policy
Military weapons
National security
Social aspects
World politics
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Summary:The US and the Soviet Union, have spent enough on the military to cause a deterioration of their vital infrastructure, a retardation of civilian research and development, and a loss of competitiveness.
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ISSN:0161-7389
2168-362X