После роста в течение ряда лет ежег

После роста в течение ряда лет ежегодных мировых военных расходов они, по-видимому, достигли наибольшей величины в 1990 году. В результате последующего улучшения политического климата в мире в настоящее время есть основания полагать, что их объем уменьшится. Однако сейчас объем мировых военных расходов по-прежнему составляет более 850 млрд. долл. США в год, что соответствует 1,7 млн. долл. США в минуту. Свыше 80 процентов от этой суммы расходуются на обычные вооружения. В целом же, на долю промышленно развитых стран приходится почти 80 процентов от общего объема военных расходов во всем мире.Исчисление мировых военных расходов неизбежно носит неточный характер ввиду нехватки данных. Кроме того, существуют трудности, связанные с различиями в обменных курсах национальных валют, в системе военного производства и калькуляции себестоимости военной продукции, а также в структуре цен в гражданском и военном секторах экономики. Для решения этих проблем Генеральная Ассамблея Организации Объединенных Наций ввела в 1980 году стандартизированную систему отчетности и впоследствии каждый год рекомендовала государствам-членам ежегодно представлять Генеральному секретарю доклады об уровне своих военных расходов, подготовленные на основе этой системы. В 1988 Генеральный секретарь получил данные из 28 стран, в которых использовалась эта система отчетности. Начиная с 1987 года в резолюциях Генеральной Ассамблеи находит свое отражение все возрастающая политическая поддержка эффективной комплексной системы отчетности.

Results (English) 1:

After growth for a number of years of annual world military spending, they seem to have reached the highest value in 1990. As a result, the subsequent improvement in the political climate in the world have reason to believe now that their volume will decrease. Now, however, the volume of world military spending is still more than 850 billion. US dollars. Per year, which corresponds to US $ 1.7 million.. Per minute. Over 80 percent of this amount is spent on conventional weapons. As a whole, the share of the industrialized countries account for nearly 80 percent of total military spending worldwide.

Calculation of the world's military spending is inevitably inaccurate due to lack of data. In addition, there are difficulties associated with differences in the exchange rates of national currencies in the system of military production and military calculation of production costs, as well as the price structure in the civilian and military sectors. To address these issues, the General Assembly of the United Nations launched in 1980 for the standardized reporting system and subsequently every year, encouraged Member States to report annually to the Secretary-General to report on the level of its military spending, prepared on the basis of this system. In 1988, the Secretary-General has received information from 28 countries, all of which use this reporting system.

Results (English) 2:

After years of annual world military expenditures, they appear to have reached their highest level in 1990. As a result of the subsequent improvement of the world's political climate, there is now reason to believe that their volume will decline. However, the world's military spending is still worth more than $850 billion. Usd. U.S. annual, equivalent to 1.7 million Usd. U.S. in a minute. More than 80 per cent of this amount is spent on conventional weapons. Overall, industrialized countries account for almost 80 per cent of total military expenditure worldwide.

The calculation of world military expenditures is inevitably inaccurate because of the lack of data. In addition, there are difficulties associated with differences in the exchange rates of national currencies, in the system of military production and costing of military products, as well as in the price structure in the civil and military sectors of the economy. To address these challenges, the United Nations General Assembly introduced a standardized reporting system in 1980 and subsequently each year recommended that Member States report annually to the Secretary-General on level of their military expenditures prepared on the basis of this system. In 1988, the Secretary-General received data from 28 countries where the reporting system was used. Since 1987, General Assembly resolutions have reflected growing political support for an effective integrated reporting system.

Results (English) 3:

After years of growth, global military spending appears to have reached its highest level in 1990. With the further improvement of the world political environment, there is now reason to believe that this situation will decrease. At present, however, global military spending is still over $850 billion. (thousands of US dollars) United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) (thousands of US dollars) Page: 1 More than 80 per cent of them are for conventional weapons. In general, industrialized countries account for nearly 80% of the world's total military spending.
Due to the lack of data, the calculation of global military expenditure is bound to be inaccurate. In addition, there are differences in national currency, military production system and cost calculation of military products. And the price structure in the civil and military sectors of the economy. In order to solve these problems, the general assembly of the United Nations established a standardized reporting system in 1980, and has since made recommendations every year. Member States submit annual reports to the Secretary General on the level of their military expenditures under the system. In 1988, the Secretary General received data from 28 countries using the reporting system. Since 1987, General Assembly resolutions have reflected growing political support for an effective integrated reporting system.