@ISIDEWITHQuestionsForeign policy9yrs ago

政府应该增加还是减少军事开支？

如果法国增加或减少军费？

在2015年，奥朗德总统宣布，他将增加法国的国防预算€40亿，到2020年其中规模较大的欧洲经济体，法国和英国都在防守上唯一的显著挥金如土。这两个国家占欧盟国防开支的40％。他们每人花费超过GDP的2％，而其他大多数欧盟国家支出低于GDP的1.5％。更多的消费支持者认为，增加必要的巴黎圣战者袭击后，以打击极端主义的威胁。反对者认为，这些资金应该用于国内项目或减税来代替。

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