War Stimulates Economy

Abstract: The costs of war almost always increase the budget deficit and spur a downturn in the economy. Short, well-run wars such as World War II and the first Gulf War, provide a springboard for economic growth after completion because budgeted capital, earmarked and just joining the war effort, is suddenly thrust back into the normal business sector. The unexpected upswing in capital to the business sector provides incentives and methods for salaries to be increased, increasing tax revenues as well as business revenues.... Pro/Con. jvStimwr.rtf

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