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  • The document examines the 'guns versus butter' debate, concluding that while African military spending is low by global standards, its economic impact is generally slightly negative and varies based on a country's political stability and economic resources. It argues that security conditions drive spending and that conflict-reduction efforts are more effective for development than simple appeals to reduce military budgets.

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    Themes: economic growth
    Institute for Security Studies

    Document type: Research paper

    Regions: AfricaWorld
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