Military spending as a burden of growth: an 'underconsumptionist' critique

Article Abstract:

An analysis of the US economic performance which considers military spending of the dominant economy prior to growth experience in the post-war period is conducted. Results indicate that military programs are not necessary to minimizing unemployment and achieving good economic performance. Under the underconsumptionist approach which works under the principle of effective demand, military spending can be considered in the capitalist economy as a burden on growth.

Defense spending

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Finance and politics: the wealth effects of special interest group influence during the nationalization and monopolization of Conrail

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The gains made and losses incurred by special interest groups during the nationalization of Consolidated Rail Corp. by the United States' government in 1976 are discussed, besides the gains and losses of these groups during its privatization in 1987.

United States, Government domestic functions, Financial management, Political organizations, Management dynamics, Railroads, Rail Transportation, Political Persuasion Organizations, Management, Finance, Transportation policy, Company business management, Company financing, Consolidated Rail Corp., Pressure groups, Special interest groups

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The take-over market for privately held companies: the US experience

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The US takeover market is examined in detail, with comparisons between takeovers of publicly and privately held companies. Benefits for bidders and privately held targets are assessed, as are market reactions.

Mergers & Acquisitions, Acquisitions and mergers

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