Military-Economic Security: Indicators and Criteria.
Military Thought › Vol. 9 Nbr. 6, November 2000
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Military-Economic Security: Indicators and Criteria.
The widely held views of market economy as a self-regulating system has relaxed the already insufficient attention to comprehending the workings and the use of objective economic laws. But having learned by bitter experience the price of the services of market's "invisible hand" economists have once again come to ponder the ability of science to measure, express in numbers its categories and formulate laws, model economic systems and processes, monitor them, detect trends and find optimal solutions.
To achieve required results at minimal expenditure of time and resources is the most pressing need with regard to protecting security, especially military security, economically. This author has already examined a number of questions connected with this. [1] At the same time he gave his own interpretation of security and might, their structure, interconnection between the economic, military, military-economic and other types of security and might. It will be recalled that security, in our view, is inseparable from the might and ability of those interested in security (individuals, groups of individuals, society, mankind) to overcome and remove threats having for doing that appropriate means, structures and forces, that is to say, having the might. It is from this position that this article examines the problem involved in figuring out indicators, threshold values and criteria of military-economic securi...See the full content of this document
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