Selling of Arms
The Selling of Armaments to Foreign Countries:The wealthy nations sell or give armaments to the poorer nations. If you are not aware of what an armament is, it is a utensil or military set/sets of equipment. Since the end of the civil war, the United States has sold over $100 billion worth of weapons abroad. While other nations reduced their arms sales, the United States has increased its share of the market to 63 percent that is far more than previous years, says Dr. Williams from the University of De Paul. He also goes on to say that this is far more than any other country and that in the future it is going to go up far more than one can predict. The other top arms suppliers to the world are Great Britain, Russia, France, and China, United States being the number 1, of course and Canada coming in at the far position of 9th. United States is actively engaged in promoting and financing weapon exports through over 6,500 full-time government employees in the Defense, Commerce, and State Department. These sale efforts are motivated by what was deemed to be in the national interests of the countries involved and by profit to the manufactures. In the United States the companies that are most involved are Lock
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