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Free enterprise and the challenge of defense

Williams, Alfred H. - In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (1941) Oct, pp. 993-998

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Bank lending for defense

Longstreet, Victor M. - In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (1941) Sep, pp. 866-874

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Saving in the defense economy

In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (1951) Sep, pp. 1053-1057

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Agriculture and the defense program

Davis, Chester C. - In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (1940) Nov, pp. 1168-1170

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Economic and monetary aspects of the defense program

Williams, John H. - In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (1941) Feb, pp. 95-98

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Treasury finance and banking developments

In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (1941) Nov, pp. 1077-1083

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Industrial activity and the defense program

In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (1941) Mar, pp. 189-196

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The defense sector: a source of strength for Philadelphia's economy

Mulhern, John J. - In: Business Review (1981) Jul/Aug, pp. 3-14

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Defense spending flies high in the Southeast

In: EconSouth (2003) Q2, pp. 2-9

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POWER, INFLUENCE, AND HIERARCHY: DEFENSE INDUSTRIES IN A UNIPOLAR WORLD

Neuman, Stephanie - In: Defence and Peace Economics 21 (2010) 1, pp. 105-134

The global defense-industrial sector reflects the hierarchy of power in the post-Cold War world. As in the larger international system, the United States plays the dominant role in the defense sector as well. It is a comparative advantage often used by US policymakers to influence the foreign...

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