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Budgetary Issues,ional pressures which lead the services to underestimate the final cost of weapon programmes. Second, weapon programmes swallow up increasing amounts of money as they mature from R&D into production. Explaining the origins of weapons programmes is a different matter. Weapon programmes are rarely, if

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Weapons Without a Cause,ain the origins, development and outcome of a programme; these conclusions are laid out in Table 5.1. In addition to developing a causal model, this book also makes some general observations about weapons acquisition in United States, in particular how strategic, institutional and budgetary issues i

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Theo Farrellthat allow them to appreciate the quality of a laboratory’s (Martin and Irvine, 1983) or a firm’s production, for a given set of inputs (OECD, 1982). In the second case, decision-makers are confronted by a series of strategic questions: What are the research problems at present being studied? What t

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Theo Farrellually legitimate, approach, which has been called the ‘public health perspective’ in relation to alcohol and its associated problems. It is a contention of this chapter that these two approaches are not in essence so very different, even though they have sometimes been presented as being ‘rival’ per

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