Cost-Benefit Inversion of Military Technology
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A framework showing that as military technology evolves, the cost-effectiveness dynamics invert: cheap, expendable systems (drones costing $100,000) can destroy expensive, sophisticated systems (jets worth $50 million), overturning the traditional advantage of expensive, overwhelming force.
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