Military spending refers to the amount of money a country allocates for its armed forces, weapons, equipment, and related activities. It involves the expenses needed to maintain and strengthen a country's military capabilities, such as salaries for soldiers, training, weapons research, defense infrastructure, and operations.
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This program should be funded through the existing welfare budget, reductions
in military spending and corporate subsidies, and a fair, progressive income tax.
The comparison
of military spending as an assessment of burden sharing thus has long been a common practice, see the aforementioned report.
The government is under renewed pressure to
increase military spending after complaints the armed forces lack the resources to fight a war on two fronts.
But to put full blame
on military spending alone shows great ignorance of the fiscal demands on our country.
It would significantly
boost military spending and increase funding for border security, infrastructure and efforts to fight the opioid epidemic.
The outside world needs to apply a different kind of pressure: a diplomatic and economic push for regime - led reforms, commercial investment, and
reduced military spending.
Military spending kept those industries relatively strong when some other high - tech sectors suffered from the effects of the Great Recession.
I seem to recall a certain European country that
used military spending to reduce unemployment essentially to zero, but it didn't work out very well for them in the end.
Few of our African acquaintances see a connection
between military spending in the developed nations and oppressive social conditions in the developing world.
The deal would raise spending caps by about $ 300 billion over two years and bump the limit on
military spending by $ 80 billion in the current year and $ 85 billion in the next year.
An amendment to a major
military spending bill before the House would rescind a 2007 federal law barring the Defense Department from using alternative fuels, like synthetic oil made from coal, that produce more climate - altering pollution than conventional fuels.
@DA All sarcasm aside, democrats do frequently go
for military spending cuts, which is resisting national defence.
It doesn't seem to make much sense to increase the already high
US military spending while at the same time not wanting to engage in large - scale military actions.
To put the Ceres figure of $ 1 trillion per year in perspective, according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) Yearbook 2013,
total military spending by the nations of the world in 2012 was 1.75 trillion dollars, with just the top six spenders accounting for more than 1 trillion of that.
The corollary is that other countries» balance - of - payments surpluses do not stem primarily from trade relations, but from financial speculation and a spillover of U.S.
global military spending.
So, to suggest that we cut
military spending while our young men and women are in harms way is something to be ashamed of!
Increases in
overall military spending are partly responsible for the revenue and earnings growth seen in Raytheon and the trend is likely to continue despite a cooling in the North Korea situation.
There's nothing to gain for Russia by starting a war in Europe, and any fearmongering of them planning to do so is always, inevitable, by someone who profits from
higher military spending.
Reduction of
military spending as well as reform of Medicare and Social Security are also necessary.
But after the Korean War broke out, U.S.
overseas military spending accounted for the entire payments deficit during the 1950s and «60s and early «70s, while private - sector trade and investment were exactly in balance.
The financing of sustainable development, including climate mitigation, should be bolstered through new incentives for the transition towards low - carbon energy, and through the relentless pursuit of peace, which also will enable the shift of public financing
from military spending to urgent investments for sustainable development;
Increasing
military spending doesn't contradict necessarily with Trump being an isolationist; He can reduce US aid spending to foreigners (Here are some of aid receivers and some are hidden), and increase US military budget.
But what was in fact indirectly responsible was the massive
military spending over decades on the USSR side, crippling the economy.
A Japanese boy has been injured after a window fell off a US military helicopter and landed on a school playground - the second such incident in a week US and
world military spending and budgets are very high, almost back to Cold War levels.
As it is the US is coming off of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, as well as operations against ISIS, and the trend of
lowering military spending as a % of GDP has resumed.
And the FY2001 Budget Resolution
set military spending at $ 310.8 billion, $ 18.2 billion more than FY2000.
Even so, President Trump is calling for a $ 54 billion increase in US
military spending which he says is needed to «rebuild the military.»
Global
military spending rose to $ 1.739 trillion last year, a 1.1 percent increase on 2016, a Swedish arms watchdog said.
That includes the influence of pollution on cognitive function decline, on IQ, and on mental health, the influence of energy on freshwater resources, on national security (
e.g. military spending related to oil / gas supplies), the impact of climate change on biodiversity, the effects of ocean acidification, etc..
Cuomo wrote a strategy memo of sorts for Democrats to move forward, pointing to GOP lawmakers
needing military spending and Democrats needing Medicaid funding.
This might make sense if all the world's
military spending went towards the likes of the Wehrmacht and the Luftwaffe.
Obviously if the world has less evil people like tt, we could do with
less military spending and easily afford mitigation.
One plan would include a repeal of DADT as part of the Department of Defense Authorization bill — a move which could help passage as senators who oppose it would be forced to make a politically risky vote
against military spending as well.
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