@ISIDEWITHQuestionsForeign policy9yrs ago

政府应该增加还是减少军事开支？

应澳大利亚增加或减少军费开支？

在2016年2月，政府宣布的军费开支将增加军费开支将通过2026年澳大利亚的军事预算由$ 29.9b增长是世界第12大。 2016年将增加澳大利亚排名第9届世界之中国防预算占国内生产总值的百分比。一个更大的预算的支持者认为，这是必要的，因为在中国南海，美国和中国之间的分歧最近。一个更大的预算的批评者认为，它衬托不必要的军备竞赛，将刺激中国创造更大的海军力量来抵消它。

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