search query: @indexterm Armaments industry / total: 144
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95.
The ethics and economics of foreign sales of US-made military weapons.
International Journal of Social Economics
1986 : VOL. 13:1/2, p. 20-39
 1986 Weida, W. J.
Gertcher, F. L.
96.
Mr. Clean charts a new course at General Dynamics. ( *GENERAL DYNAMICS )
Fortune
1986 : APR 28, VOL. 113:9, p. 52-56
 1986 Worthy, F. S.
97.
De conversieproblematiek.
Economisch Statistische Berichte
1985 : DEC 18/25, VOL. 70:3536, p. 1296-1301
 1985 Louisse, W. J.
98.
Input demands and elasticities in U.K. defence industries.
International Journal of Industrial Organization
1985 : MAR, VOL. 3:1, p. 71-83
 1985 Lynk, E.
Hartley, K.
99.
French 'savoir-faire' in selling arms : a new way of doing business?
Long Range Planning
1985 : OCT, VOL. 18:5, p. 13-18
 1985 Anastassopoulos, J. P.
Dussauge, P.
100.
The effects of disarmament on employment in the USSR.
International Labour Review
1985 : JUL-AUG, VOL. 124:4, p. 423-434
 1985 Efremov, A.
101.
France's Pentagon connection. ( *THOMSON )
Fortune
1985 : DEC 9, VOL. 112:13, p. 18-22
 1985 Tully, S.
102.
The Soviet lag in high-tech defense.
Fortune
1985 : NOV 25, VOL. 112:12, p. 75-76, 78, 80, 82
 1985 Gannes, S.
103.
Europe learns to sell arms.
Fortune
1985 : AUG 5, VOL. 112:3, p. 34-39
 1985 Tully, S.
104.
Northrop aims for a killing with the Tigershark. ( *NORTHROP )
Fortune
1985 : JUN 24, VOL. 111:13, p. 42-43, 46
 1985 Redman, C.
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