Guns, Butter, and Growth: The Consequences of Military Spending Reconsidered

Overview of attention for article published in Political Research Quarterly, January 2020

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RT @jtc475: It just so happens that @HeatherOndercin, Glenn Palmer, and I analyzed how increases in U.S. military spending influence social…

20 Aug 2021

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It just so happens that @HeatherOndercin, Glenn Palmer, and I analyzed how increases in U.S. military spending influence social spending, taxes, debt, and the money supply in a recent-ish @PRQjournal article. https://t.co/sTpJWnKjFd 4/n

15 Aug 2021

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RT @womenalsoknow: New @PRQjournal: Jeff Carter, @HeatherOndercin & Glenn Palmer estimate the relationships among military spending, social…

13 Apr 2021

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RT @womenalsoknow: New @PRQjournal: Jeff Carter, @HeatherOndercin & Glenn Palmer estimate the relationships among military spending, social…

13 Apr 2021

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