Off-Budget Financing (Wartime Accounting)
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A financial engineering strategy where governments finance war spending by moving costs off official budget lines through state-controlled banks (creating corporate debt instead of government debt), allowing companies to skip tax payments (creating uncollected revenue), selling reserve assets, and deferring payments—all of which keeps war spending hidden from official deficit figures.
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