Military Procurement in the United States (in German) - Kiel Institute

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Authors

Schrader
K.

Publication Date

10/1990

Key Words

Defense industry

industrial policy

procurement

Related Topics

USA

The author examines whether the institutional framework in the United States is more likely to promote or inhibit additional civilian benefits from American defense spending. It is analyzed how military procurement influences the conversion ability of defense companies.

Kiel Institute Expert

Dr. Klaus Schrader

Kiel Institute Researcher

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