27. 08. 2024
The Wealth Of Investors
Analyzing the Impact of Military Spending and War on the American Economy
I discuss the expected negative and positive impact of military spending on the national economy from a theoretical perspective. I also question the outcome of war on the American economy. I will analyze the findings presented in a study titled...
26. 08. 2024
The Wealth Of Investors
The Impact of Military Spending on Civilian Investment and Real Output
We discuss how increased military spending by the government is often accompanied by a decrease in investment spending on civilian purposes, which negatively impacts the growth of real output. While there is some interconnection between the civilian and military sectors,...
25. 08. 2024
The Wealth Of Investors
The Impact of Government Deficits on the Economy
We discuss the Ricardian equivalence, which suggests that an increase in government deficit today can be seen as a burden on individuals in the future. This is because the government will need to raise taxes to pay off the deficit,...
24. 08. 2024
The Wealth Of Investors
The Risks of Underfunded Military Spending and Rising Public Debt
We discuss the dangers of inadequate military funding, which can lead to unpredictable monetary spending, budget deficits, and rising public debt. We also explore the impact of increasing government deficits on individuals and the future.
23. 08. 2024
The Wealth Of Investors
The Fiscal Implications of Military Spending: Deficits, Debt, and Economic Consequences
We discuss how military spending can lead to budget deficits and public debt, as it is non-productive spending. To avoid this, military spending must be matched with either increased taxes on the private sector or cuts in other government spending...
20. 08. 2024
The Wealth Of Investors
How Excessive Military Spending Fuels Inflation
We discuss how excessive military spending can lead to inflation. This occurs due to an increase in overall demand without a corresponding increase in civilian production of goods and services. The large amount of spending chasing a smaller amount of...