On Growing Operating Costs in the Armed Forces

Hove, Kjetil; Lillekvelland, Tobias

doi:10.1080/10242694.2017.1413621

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“…9 Z dalších zahraničních autorů se problematice inflace výdajů na obranu věnovali například Hove a Lillekvelland, kteří popisují příčiny rozdílné inflace a potvrzují vyšší inflaci výdajů na obranu v řádu desítek procent. 10 Z tuzemských autorů problém časové hodnoty peněz v obranném prostředí popisuje Holcner, který stejně jako ostatní autoři dochází k závěrům, že je rozdílná kupní síla u výdajů na obranu hrozbou pro utváření obranného systému země, jelikož ten je tvořen na základě dlouhodobých plánů, které rozdílnou změnu cen nereflektují. 11 V rámci hodnocení zdrojového zajištění obrany, můžeme v dlouhodobém horizontu označit inflaci za další hrozbu pro zajištění obranyschopnosti a dodržení výdajových a investičních aliančních závazků.…”

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Outlook for Ensuring of Defensibility and the Fulfillment of Alliance's Expenditure and Investment Commitments in the Context of the Current Economic Situation

Müllner¹,

Nečas²

2022

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The guarantee of national defense and the fulfillment of commitments to Allies is highly dependent on its financial source security. The economic recession, which began in 2008 in the USA, negatively affected public budgets. This recession was one of the causes of the reduction of planned defense spendings in the Czech Republic. This reduction caused the postponement of acquisitions, which were to be implemented both with regard to commitments to coalition partners and with regard to maintaining their own defense capabilities. Nowadays, current internal debt is still increasing due to neglecting inflation of military equipment, which is higher than inflation of ordinary goods. Currently, the defense ability is also affected by the pandemic of Covid-19, which caused a slowdown in GDP growth and public spending growth. For this reason, it has been several times postponed the commitment to achieve a rate of 2% of military expenditure of GDP by 2024 and the current plan to achieve it in 2027 is also endangered.

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Outlook for Ensuring of Defensibility and the Fulfillment of Alliance's Expenditure and Investment Commitments in the Context of the Current Economic Situation

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2022

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On Growing Operating Costs in the Armed Forces

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Outlook for Ensuring of Defensibility and the Fulfillment of Alliance's Expenditure and Investment Commitments in the Context of the Current Economic Situation

Outlook for Ensuring of Defensibility and the Fulfillment of Alliance's Expenditure and Investment Commitments in the Context of the Current Economic Situation

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