Military Keynesianism

14. Military Keynesianism

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Military Keynesianism: • Military spending arises from war or threat of war. • Military spending stimulates aggregate demand directly through government ...

Military Keynesianism

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Military Keynesianism in the United States

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Together they constitute the main contributions of a land- mark in the study of determinants of U.S. defense spending. Still, for all the theoretical ...

Military Keynesianism today

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This article discusses military Keynesianism, broadly understood as the use of military spending by the governments of capitalist countries for macroeconomic.

Origin and development of the thoughts on military ...

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The term “Military Keynesianism” is related to increasing military expenditures in order to improve economic situation, more exactly to enhance the real gross ...

Russia's military Keynesianism

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Russian military Keynesianism contrasts sharply with the Ukrainian government's decision to stick to neoliberal dogmas of privatisation, ...

Russian Military Keynesianism

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Russian military Keynesianism has been relatively successful in the short term. Along with the increase in military spending and social payments ...

The Arms Race and Military Keynesianism

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described as 'military Schumpeterism' than. 'military Keynesianism,' there is some validity to it. Though the causes of economic growth are imperfectly ...

The War in Ukraine and the Revival of Military Keynesianism

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The advent of military Keynesianism is a warning against complacency about the moral superiority of the West in defending Ukrainian democracy.