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Anonymous users2024-02-11In 2009, it was 100 million yuan, and in 2010, the national defense budget was 100 million yuan.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10As a countryman, you only need to see the growth of national strength and the strength of the military become stronger, there is no need to care about military spending, and the transparency of any country's military spending is a mystery. As long as you go to win the war, the most important thing is to come down...
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Anonymous users2024-02-09China's military spending this year should reach 1 trillion yuan. Here's why:
First of all, this amount is not high relative to China's GDP, and China can afford it. According to statistics, China's GDP in 2010 was close to 40 trillion yuan. The fiscal revenue is nearly 9 trillion yuan.
Military spending has reached 1 trillion yuan, which still accounts for only 3% of the total GDP, and has not yet reached the world average of 3%, which is far lower than that of the United States. Such a level should be a moderate level, not too high, but also moderate.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08According to authoritative reports on military spending in 2011 by Jane's Defense, Hanhe Defense, CIA, U.S., FBI, Swiss, Arms Control, China, World Military, and other authoritative reports.
1.$820 billion in the United States.
2.France $68 billion.
3.$66 billion in the UK.
4.Germany $58 billion.
5.Russia $57 billion.
6.$48 billion for Japan.
7.India $38 billion.
8.$32 billion in South Korea.
9.Spain $28 billion.
10.Italy $26 billion.
11.$25 billion in Canada.
12.$18 billion for China.
13.Taiwan, China, $17.9 billion.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Whether it is suitable or not depends on the national strategic focus, and the current focus is no longer on coastal defense, but on global strategy. The growth rate of military spending should be calculated according to the demand for national defense science and technology, the replacement rate of equipment, and so on.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06It's good to come according to the actual needs, and the number you said is also within the range.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05$600 billion is the most appropriate, and we can't afford to lag behind so many countries in developing their military.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04China's 2014 military budget is about808.2 billion yuan (RMB).It is higher than the previous year, ranking second in the world.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Hello! 16.7 billion yuan in 78 years (the same below).
79 years 222
80 years 193
81 years 167
82 years 176
83 years 177
84 years 180
85 years 191
86 years 200
87 years 209
88 years 218
89 years 251
90 years 290
91 years 330
92 years 377
93 years 425
94 years 550
95 years 636
96 years 720
97 years 812
98-934
99 years 1076
2000 1207
2001 1442
2002 1707
2003 1907
2200 in 2004
2005 2474
2006 2979
2007 3554
5000 in 2010
In 2011 it was 6000
In 2012.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02The national defense budget from 2000 to 2015 is as follows (of which 2015 is the approximate number, in 100 million yuan):
Year 2000.
Year 2001.
Year 2002.
In 2003.
Year 2004.
In 2005.
Year 2006.
In 2007.
In 2008.
In 2009.
In 2010.
Year 2011.
In 2012.
July 2013, 2014.
8900 in 2015
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Anonymous users2024-02-01According to authoritative reports on military spending in 2011 by Jane's Defense, Hanhe Defense, CIA, U.S., FBI, Swiss, Arms Control, China, World Military, and other authoritative reports.
1.$820 billion in the United States.
2.France $68 billion.
3.$66 billion in the UK.
4.Germany $58 billion.
5.Russia $57 billion.
6.$48 billion for Japan.
7.India $38 billion.
8.$32 billion in South Korea.
9.Spain $28 billion.
10.Italy $26 billion.
11.$25 billion in Canada.
12.Taiwan, China, $17.9 billion.
China's defense budget for 2011 is about 601.1 billion yuan, an increase of about 67.6 billion yuan over the previous year's budget implementation. The national defense budget accounted for 6 percent of the national budget for that year. It ranks second in the world, after the United States.
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