Democratic Socialism and the Cost of Defence by Mary Kaldor Dan Smith Steve Vines

Author:Mary Kaldor, Dan Smith, Steve Vines [Mary Kaldor, Dan Smith, Steve Vines]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9780856648861
Google: WboNAAAAQAAJ
Publisher: Croom Helm
Published: 1979-01-01T01:33:55+00:00

Notes

1.An example of the use of this approach to examine the economic consequences of disarmament is provided by Leontief et al. (1965).

2.It might be noted that these differences indicate that there is nothing inherent in the model which makes B = 1 by definition, or by virtue of the way the data were constructed.

Bibliography

D. Greenwood, 1972, Budgeting for Defence, RUSI.

C.S. Hitch and R.N. McKean, 1960, The Economics of Defence in the Nuclear Age, Harvard University Press.

M. Kaldor, 1972, European Defence Industries, ISO Monograph No.8.

J.R. Kurth, 1973, ‘Why We Buy the Weapons We Do’, Foreign Policy, No.11, Summer 1973.

W. Leontief et al., 1965, ‘The Economic Impact – Industrial and Regional – of an Arms Cut’, Review of Economics and Statistics, August, 1965.

D. Purdy, 1973, ‘The Theory of Permanent Arms Economy – A Critique and an Alternative’, Bulletin of the Conference of Socialist Economists, Spring 1973.

C. Trebilcock, 1971, ‘“Spin-off” and the Armaments Industry: A Rejoinder’, Economic History Review, 1971.

A. Yarmolinsky, 1971, The Military Establishment, Harper Colophon Books.

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