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Belgium has mainly to import its heavy military equipment. Sometimes the contractor or his national authority will offer economic compensations. Economic Compensations may have the form of co-production, of compensating purchases from the same economic sector or from other economic sectors1.
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W.K. Brauers, Ons leger waakt! Waakt ons leger wel? (Dutch for: Our Army is awake) de Vries-Brouwers, Antwerp, 1993. W.K.Brauers, Multiple Criteria Decision Making and the Input-Output Modelfor National Defense, Department of National Defense, Brussels, 1977. W.K.Brauers, Systems Analysis, Planning and Decision Models, Elsevier, Amsterdam — New York, 1976.
More details are given in: W.K. Brauers, The Multiplicative Representation for Multiple Objectives Optimization with an Application for Arms Procurement, Naval Research Logistics, Wiley Periodicals, Vol.49, 2002, 327–340.
Suggestion from: K.R. MacCrimmon, Decisionmaking Among Multiple-Attribute Alternatives: A Survey and Consolidated Approach, Rand Corporation, Santa Monica, RM-4823-ARPA, 1968.
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Brauers, W.K. (2004). An Application for Arms Procurement. In: Optimization Methods for a Stakeholder Society. Nonconvex Optimization and Its Applications, vol 73. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4419-9178-2_19
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