@ISIDEWITHQuestionsForeign policy9yrs ago

政府应该增加还是减少军事开支？

加拿大的国防预算为每年是其国内生产总值的不到1％，目前为20 $十亿。这一年，美国花费$ 600十亿，每年在英国花费$ 6.5十亿少得多。只有5北约的28个其他国家少花钱。加入北约各成员国承诺将花费他们的军费和国防GDP中至少有2％和防守对方免受任何非成员国的威胁。在2016年7月美国总统候选人唐纳德·特朗普建议，美国不会保卫谁没有增加其军事预算为国内生产总值的2％以上，北约成员国。法国，土耳其，德国，加拿大，意大利是目前花费他们的军事防御不到GDP的2％的国家。

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