579336 (079679) (0.139084) (0.141230) (0.139846) NOTE

5. - THE DETERMINANTS OF THE DUTCH DEMAND FOR MILITARY SPENDING 5. - THE DETERMINANTS OF THE DUTCH DEMAND FOR MILITARY SPENDING
THE DETERMINANTS OF THE DUTCH DEMAND FOR MILITARY SPENDING

5.579336

(5.079679)

(0.139084)

(0.141230)

(0.139846)

Note: standard errors in parentheses; * significant at 10%, ** significant at 5%, *** significant at 1%.

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