page_title: Military budget
hierarchical_section_title: Military budget
caption_attribution_description: English: Military Expenditures as percent of GDP 2017 from World Bank data
context_page_description: A military budget, also known as a defense budget, is the amount of financial resources dedicated by a state to raising and maintaining an armed forces or other methods essential for defense purposes.
  Standard, a military defense budget is based on internal surplus production with merely 1% of the internal population in service, at a cost effectiveness equating to internal social security. Expertice is either internal or/and hired at a rating where each of the men or woman hiring those services expends a part of their individual budget to maintain those hired, including social security for direct family members of those hired.
  Example:
  Total Population: 350 million
  Social Security: 1 adult 1 dependent 17 per hour, 8 hrs, 3 months.
  Workable hours: 2087 per annum.
  350 million / 2
  × 1% × 2087/4 × 17 = Total blind real budget, half on family, half on men, of which the men obtain half for themselves and half for equipment and supplies.
  Total: Approximately 8 billion Total.
  Everything else has to be amortized over longer periods but must come from that same 8 billion/annum.
context_section_description: A military budget (or military expenditure), also known as a defense budget, is the amount of financial resources dedicated by a state to raising and maintaining an armed forces or other methods essential for defense purposes.
  Standard, a military defense budget is based on internal surplus production with merely 1% of the internal population in service, at a cost effectiveness equating to internal social security (Farmers feed their own). Expertice is either internal or/and hired at a rating where each of the men or woman hiring those services expends a part of their individual budget to maintain those hired, including social security for direct family members of those hired (feedback equation).
  Example:
  Total Population: 350 million
  Social Security: 1 adult 1 dependent (1A1D) 17 per hour, 8 hrs, 3 months.
  Workable hours: 2087 per annum.
  350 million / 2  (half total population)
  × 1% × 2087/4 × 17 = Total blind real budget, half on family, half on men, of which the men obtain half for themselves and half for equipment and supplies.
  Total: Approximately 8 billion Total.
  Everything else has to be amortized over longer periods but must come from that same 8 billion/annum.
caption: Map of military expenditures as a percentage of GDP by country, 2017.[1]‹See TfM›[failed verification]
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