War Production is a method within the academic study of mobilization for war that specifically entails the systematic organization and scaling of industrial output to generate military goods and materiel necessary for sustained armed conflict.
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On the economic consequences of civil war
Paul Collier · Oxford Economic Papers · 1999 · 1.2K citations
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