An economy redirected toward weapons, munitions, draft preparation, military budgets, and total-war production.
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war economy
An economy redirected toward weapons, munitions, draft preparation, military budgets, and total-war production.
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An economy reorganized around military production, especially drones and munitions, so prolonged war becomes industrializing.
An economy steered toward weapons production and full participation in war work.
He treats refinery fires and oil infrastructure disruptions as evidence that the wider war is already attacking world energy supply.
He argues that the Iran war is already moving the world economy by raising prices for energy, fertilizer inputs, jet fuel, diesel, gasoline, and food.
Jiang claims the United States is preparing for total war through industrial mobilization, weapon subsidies, draft registration, longer service, and a rapidly rising Pentagon budget.
Jiang argues that Russia's long war of attrition in Ukraine is good for Russia because it restructures the economy around war production and industrialization.
Jiang argues that sanctions have not worked because Russia has oil and food that other economies still need, while Russia has also shifted toward a war economy.
Jiang says the Russian war economy after February 2022 should show social improvements if the theory is right, citing stronger production, employment, and ammunition output as evidence.
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"moving towards a war economy all right so the Pentagon has been in talks with General Motors and Ford to make munitions drones and..."
"...seeing is that the United States is moving towards a wartime economy okay they're preparing for what we call total war when an economy..."
"One of the big news these past two weeks is that there are a lot of oil refineries that are afire. They've been alight...."
"...is having it's already having a tremendous impact on the world's economy so sulfur um has risen in price by 57 sulfur is important..."
"have gone way up okay donald trump makes a statement saying that the iranian flag cargo ship tuska has been boarded by the americans..."
"...all, what it does is it allows Russia to industrialize its economy. Okay? It allows Russia to center its economy around war production. Okay?..."
"...possible in four or five years' time, Russia is primarily a war economy, industrializing to produce war weapons, okay, munitions, specifically drones. Okay? These..."
"...losing a lot of soldiers. And I know that the Russian economy is suffering, but this long war of attrition is good for Russia."
"...making side deals, okay? Also, Russia has been transitioning to a war economy, so its manufacturing base has been increasing. So overall, the economy..."
"...they are, okay? So, one example of this is the Russian economy is surviving U.S. sanctions. In fact, it's getting stronger and stronger. Why?..."
"It's factories are producing more and more weapons, but that means more and more people are employed, which means that they're drinking less, okay?..."
"All right. Now, let's just say that the monkeys are coming, okay? And there's a bridge. There's a bridge. And Jack is standing on..."
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