Difference between revisions of "US Military Spending"

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-==Description:==
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-After declining in the post-cold war era of the early 1990s, global military spending is on the rise again – threatening to break the one trillion dollar barrier this year, according to a group of UN-appointed military experts. The 16-member group estimates that military spending will rise to nearly $950 billion by the end of 2004, up from $900 billion in 2003. By contrast, rich nations spend $50-60 billion on development aid each year.
-==Enablers:==
--	Conflict in Afghanistan
--	War in Iraq
-Concern with global terrorism after the attacks on New York and Washington
-==Inhibitors:==
--	Acceptance of other countries.
--	 Deals between the countries to limit the military spending
-==Paradigms:==
-Old: The US is an isolationist state protected by oceans and thus needing a very small military<br>
-New: The US is the world military superpower needing massive military spending.
-==Experts:==
-==Timing:==
-           US Enters WWII<br>
-           End of WWII<br>
--1991      Cold War<br>
-           September 11 attacks<br>
--present   Iraq War<br>
-==Web Resources:==