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International Defense Budgets
International Defense Budgets is a unique, open-source service that provides
the budget outlook for each country, along with five-year forecasts, and is
complemented by the keen insight of Forecast International’s International
Military Markets Analysts.
Budget transparency is becoming a priority in nations throughout the world.
Information on both planned military procurements and RDT&E projects is
being disclosed like never before. Forecast International’s International
Defense Budgets service consolidates this information to form a cohesive and
concise online reference tool that provides rapid access to authentic national
budget documentation (in keyword-searchable format) for some 120 countries.
Valuable United Nations and NATO budget reports are provided as well, as are
historical budget documents where available. This singular combination makes the
International Defense Budgets service an invaluable tool for those interested in
tracking dynamic market trends and identifying near- and long-term international
business opportunities.
NOTE: The level of available information varies by country, and although many
of the supporting documents are available in English, others are available only
in the national language.
ADDITIONAL SERVICE FEATURES
EMarket Alert Newsletter
As a subscriber to our Market
Intelligence forecast products, you will receive a custom-tailored EMarket Alert
providing the latest news on your market of interest to keep you abreast of
developing trends. Access can be obtained 24/7 through our Intelligence
Center Website using an assigned user name and password. Twice weekly, a listing
of the most recent articles will be sent directly to your email address.
Query Service - Talk To Our Analysts
Although each of our
Market Intelligence Services provides comprehensive market coverage, you may
occasionally require additional information or clarification. Your private
“Client Query Number” allows immediate access to our Analysts via email or
toll-free phone number. Contact information for each of the Analysts is
provided in supplemental updates that are sent at regular intervals.
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Afghanistan |
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Albania |
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Algeria |
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Angola |
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Argentina |
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Armenia |
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Australia |
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Austria |
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Azerbaijan |
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Bahrain |
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Bangladesh |
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Belarus |
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Belgium |
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Bolivia |
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Bosnia & Herzegovina |
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Brazil |
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Brunei |
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Bulgaria |
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Cambodia |
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Cameroon |
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Canada |
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Chile |
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China (PRC) |
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Colombia |
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Congo, Democratic Republic of |
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Costa Rica |
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Croatia |
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Cuba |
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Czech Republic |
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Denmark |
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Dominican Republic |
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Ecuador |
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Egypt |
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El Salvador |
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Estonia |
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Ethiopia |
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Finland |
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France |
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Gabon |
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Georgia |
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Germany |
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Ghana |
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Greece |
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Guatemala |
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Haiti |
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Honduras |
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Hungary |
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Iceland |
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India |
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Indonesia |
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Iran |
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Iraq |
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Ireland |
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Israel |
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Italy |
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Ivory Coast |
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Japan |
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Jordan |
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Kazakhstan |
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Kenya |
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Kuwait |
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Kyrgyzstan |
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Latvia |
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Lebanon |
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Liberia |
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Libya |
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Lithuania |
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Luxembourg |
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Macedonia |
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Malaysia |
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Mali |
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Mexico |
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Morocco |
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Myanmar |
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Netherlands |
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New Zealand |
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Nicaragua |
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Niger |
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Nigeria |
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Norway |
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Oman |
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Pakistan |
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Panama |
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Paraguay |
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Peru |
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Philippines |
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Poland |
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Portugal |
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Qatar |
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Romania |
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Russia |
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Saudi Arabia |
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Serbia |
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Sierra Leone |
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Singapore |
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Slovakia |
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Slovenia |
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South Africa |
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South Korea |
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Spain |
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Sri Lanka |
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Sudan |
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Sweden |
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Switzerland |
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Syria |
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Taiwan |
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Tajikistan |
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Thailand |
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Tunisia |
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Turkey |
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Turkmenistan |
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Ukraine |
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United Arab Emirates |
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United Kingdom |
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United States |
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Uruguay |
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Uzbekistan |
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Venezuela |
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Vietnam |
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Yemen (Republic of) |
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Zimbabwe |
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| Companies, Contractors, Force Structures & Budgets Group Library |
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| Defense & Aerospace Companies, Volume I - North America |
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The focus of this two-volume series is on worldwide aerospace and defense prime contractors and subcontractors. Concise reports provide data on individual corporations regarding recent mergers,
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| Defense & Aerospace Companies, Volume II - International |
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The focus of this two-volume series is on worldwide aerospace and defense
prime contractors and subcontractors. Concise reports provide data on individual
corporations regarding recent mergers,
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| International Contractors |
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The International Contractors product contains information on thousands of aerospace, power systems, and defense contractors. Data in this product, provided in the spreadsheets, is delineated into categories such as Program, Contractor, Manufacturer Type, Major Designation, Component, Contractor, Contractor Address, and Contractor Website.
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| Military Force Structures of the World |
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If the status of militaries around the globe is your focus, then Forecast
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| U.S. Defense Budget Forecast |
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Five-year forecasts for every Procurement and RDT&E line item in the U.S. Defense Budget
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