Recently many prominent bourgeois economists argues that disarmament is, from an economic point of view, entirely possible in a capitalist economy.
They point out that additional demand during the conversion period the economy can be created by the expansion of roads, bridges, schools, hospitals, housing and the social and economic assistance for underdeveloped countries (granting student loans backward countries, which for these loans they will buy needed equipment investment). These methods are entirely possible, but certainly less convenient for the monopolies. Socialist society are obviously very concerned.
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