Priced but not Costed: The Empirical Status of Cost-Effectiveness Claims for Private Military and Security Companies

Priced but not Costed: The Empirical Status of Cost-Effectiveness Claims for Private Military and Security Companies

This paper asks what the evidence actually establishes. It proceeds from a deliberately narrow question—does contracting a given security function cost the buying government less than performing it in-house?—and then shows why that question cannot be answered without first specifying…

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