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Fig 1.

Military expenditure as a share of GDP.

Source: Self-elaboration according to NATO data.

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Literature review summary.

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Fig 2.

Military expenditure as a share of GDP from 2005 to 2018.

Source: Self-elaboration according to NATO data.

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Distribution of defence expenditure of the NATO’s countries (by main categories and percentage of the total).

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Table 3.

Summary statistics.

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Table 4.

Levin–Lin–Chu unit root test.

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Table 5.

Dynamic panel-data estimation.

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Table 6.

Arellano -Bond test for zero autocorrelation in first differenced errors.

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Table 7.

Levin–Lin–Chu unit root test.

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Table 8.

Dynamic panel-data estimation.

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Sargan test.

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Table 10.

Levin–Lin–Chu unit root test.

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Table 11.

Dynamic panel-data estimation.

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Table 12.

Arellano—Bond test for zero autocorrelation in first differenced errors.

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Levin–Lin–Chu unit root test.

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Dynamic panel-data estimation.

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Table 15.

Sargan test.

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Levin–Lin–Chu unit root test.

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Table 17.

Dynamic panel-data estimation.

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Table 18.

Sargan test.

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Table 19.

Levin–Lin–Chu unit root test.

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Table 20.

Dynamic panel-data estimation.

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Table 21.

Sargan test.

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Table 22.

Statistical contrast.

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Table 23.

Comparative of results dynamic panel data model.

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