Patterns of healthcare use in a sample of young adults entering the US Navy (N=1137) were examined in a longitudinal survey study. Baseline data provided information about healthcare use as a civilian, whereas follow-up data were used to examine changes in patterns of use over time following entry into the Military Health System (MHS). Entrance into the MHS was marked by increased use of preven...

The armed forces and the army are main elements of national power. Military readiness gives real significance to the geography, natural resources, and industrial power. Military elements of national power include military purposes, military doctrines, military strategies and policies (defensive and non-defensive), forces, training, command, military technology, weapons and equipment, military o...

Abstract This study examines the complexities involved in calculating impact of military spending on economic growth, as well reasons for lack consensus academic literature. It explores econometric approaches panels and provides a brief overview theory, highlighting difficult identification challenges identifying connection between expenditures output. Using enlarged SIPRI data, relatively larg...

Nowadays, military expenditures have an important share in public of countries. Although expenditures, it is considered that are unproductive the economic growth and development process. The point question, increases may cause less spending on social fields. Thus, this study, aimed to investigate effect unemployment Turkey. A data set which based period 1988-2019 was used examine relations betw...

Military strength plays a crucial role in ensuring the security, stability, and sovereignty of nation. The objective study is to analyze financial factors on military provide evidence-based insights for policymakers researchers field defense international relations. research methodology employed this quantitative analysis using multiple linear regression. Data was collected from Global Firepowe...

This study attempts to investigate the effect of oil returns and external debt on the government expenditure in Syria over the period 1970-2010. The Johansen cointegration test showed that oil returns and external debt have a positive and significant long run relationship with government expenditure. The Granger causality test indicates unidirectional short-run causality relationships running f...

Background: In all countries, health expenditures are a main part of government expenditure, and governments try to find policies and strategies to reduce this expenditure. Overall expenditure index has been raised 30 times during the past 20 years in Iran, while in the health sector, the growth in health expenditures index has been 71 times. The present study aimed at examining health care exp...