Expenditure on armaments of nations
Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty
2 of the major weapons-exporting nations, the Soviet Union and the United States contained 73 of all exports of arms, France nearly 9 , and in 1984 Canada exported approximately 1.300 billion in military equipment. Countries that are highly disputed areas between the border of trouble, or threatened by larger countries, or sadly the superpowers, are among the largest buyers, exporters and manufacturers of weapons of all kinds. Of the more than 350,000 million to Latin American countries owed to the West Bank, about 90,000 million used in military spending. Military expenditure in Central American countries were at war rose by 50 between 1979 and 1983. Despite the economic situation in which there are some nations where inflation is through the roof, the tax amount that each person has to pay annually to keep the army is significant: in Argentina, 2.5 of GDP in Chile, 3.5 of GDP in Mexico, 2.5 of GDP in Brazil, 3.4 of its GDP. As an exception to the rule, now Venezuela and Chile, despite its small defense spending, are the biggest buyers of American weaponry in the South American region. Citation needed
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