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Would a Draft Save the Navy Money? A New Look
December 1, 1983
Assesses the effect on the Navy's budget of a return to peacetime conscription in the United States. The report also examines the implications that peacetime conscription would have for the structure of the all-volunteer force.
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The Military's Monopsony Power
January 1, 1983
This paper examines the labor market behavior of the combined military services by developing linkage between military and civilian wages.
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SELECTIVE SERVICE AND THE ALL-VOLUNTEER FORCE
March 1, 1982
This paper argues that a strong and viable Selective Service System has a genuine place in America's defense posture regardless of the military personnel procurement policy the Nation follows and that Selective Service, as a complement to the All Volunteer Force, can perform its assigned mission.
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EXAMINING THE DRAFT DEBATE
October 1, 1981
This paper discusses the possibility of returning to conscription during the 1980s and why the all volunteer force is so often deemed a failure.
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METHODOLOGY FOR USING DRAFT LOTTERY DATA TO ESTIMATE TRUE VOLUNTEERS
August 1, 1974
Methodologies for estimating true volunteers were evaluated using draft lottery data. An appropriate method was identified for predicting the supply of first-term enlistees in a draft-free environment.
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