A mercenary army of the poor? Technological change and the demographic composition of the post-9/11 U.S. military

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@Dcollier74 Fun fact: the mil is also not that “poor folks” as people think (or goppers dart about). See below and a 1997 CEOR study. https://t.co/jKdTwnDNsf

27 May 2023

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@johnkkahn @take_japper an abstract worth reading: https://t.co/weMSbi99le

04 May 2023

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@gullybe @kentookal @HemlockAutumn @SLCLunk A longitudinal study going back 40 years on the composition of the US military finds that the average enlistee has higher than average income, wealth & education than the American average https://t.co/hpGZ966

03 May 2023

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No, quella è retorica di Chomsky priva di fondamento e propaganda sovietica. https://t.co/VOKg2Bf5aO

06 Apr 2023

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