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enlistment supply: a standalone construct

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Defense economics

the number and quality of volunteers willing to enlist, modeled as responding to military pay, civilian wages, unemployment and recruiting effort.

In defense economics, enlistment supply refers to the number and quality of volunteers willing to enlist, modeled as responding to military pay, civilian wages, unemployment and recruiting effort. This meaning comes from Asch (2007) in Handbook of Defense Economics.[1]

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References

Asch, B. J., Hosek, J. R., & Warner, J. T. (2007). Chapter 32 New Economics of Manpower in the Post-Cold War Era. In Handbook of Defense Economics (pp. 1075-1138). Elsevier. https://doi.org/10.1016/s1574-0013(06)02032-1

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