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Americans have been sold wars before by the military-industrial complex -- some for good reasons, others less so. The state's refusal to be indirectly involved in managing the economy through the budgetary formation can hardly be justified, as is evident from the present state of Russia's industry as a whole and the military-industrial complex in particular. Fitzgerald posits that, having hijacked Keynesian economic theory, the powerful military-industrial complex perpetually steers our country toward a state of war in order to line the pockets of war profiteers and to keep our (war) economy running with the "wrong kind of jobs. |
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