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Jari Eloranta
Pág. 99 - 142
This article analyzes the demand for military spending in the 1920s and 1930s, based on variables arising from the international system and the selected countries. The main premise is that the military spending was an impure public good, implying that bo...
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Jari Eloranta,Jeremy Land
This article addresses the implications of the cost of warfare and the debt burdens that typically arise from conflicts. It examines how much Britain?s public debt rose during and after the Seven Years? War and the implications of this growth. While it c...
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Jari Eloranta,Jari Kauppila
This paper explains the long-run demand for central government spending in Finland by analyzing quantitative and qualitative changes in the spending behavior, examining possible links between variables in a VAR-framework, and performing multivariate anal...
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Jari Eloranta
This article explores the complicated phenomenon of military spending among a sample of eight Western democracies in the interwar period by analyzing especially the possibility of economic and/or military competition between the Western Great Powers and ...
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