Global arms spending peaks at $204 billion in 1969 70
The United States Arms Control and Disarmament Agency reports a 1969 70 world military expenditure peak of about $204 billion, equaling a year's income of 1.8 billion people. The rise was the smallest in years, and the share of world GNP devoted to military programs fell from 7.3% in 1967 to 6.4% in 1970.
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The UN agency notes a worldwide trend to restrict arms outlays but reports rising military budgets in 1970 prices across most countries. Developing nations show continued growth, with military funding outpacing public health and education. Since 1964, military spending in these countries equals three years of education expenditure for a billion school-age children.
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