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How much of the total cost of ww1 to US was spent on actual fighting?
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What was the financial cost of WW1?
The physical cost of World War I was tremendous. The total count of casualties was nearly 40 million people. That number included military and civilian casualties, and represented deaths due to fighting, as well as disease.
What was the cost for world war 2 for both sides?
Total cost estimated in US currency is $306,000,000.
How much did World War I cost?
By the end of world war 1 the United States had spent about $32 billion.United States : $22,625,253,000 Great Britain : $35,334,012,000France : $24,265,583,000Russia : $22,293,950,000Italy : $12,413,998,000Belgium : $1,154,468,000Romania : $1,600,000,000Japan : $40,000,000Serbia : $399,400,000Greece : $270,000,000Canada : $1,665,576,000Australia : $1,423,208,000New Zealand : $378,750,000India : $601,279,000SouthAfrica : $300,000,000British Colonies : $125,000,000Germany : $37,775,000,000Austria-Hungary : $20,622,960,000Turkey : $1,430,000,000Bulgaria : 815,200,000330 billion
How does war become total war?
When one or both sides decide they want to win more than the other side. Total war is about setting your priorities. if your priorities include winning, and you want to win at whatever cost, then will be fighting a total war. The characteristics of a total war include the war taking up a large portion of a belligerent's resources, massive casualties, massive collateral damage, and often massive civilian casualties. World War 2 was a total war, because nobody cared about the cost in both civilians and military personnel, and they focused large portions of the economy into the war effort. the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are not total wars because they are not priorities. the military is also far more concerned with the well being of the civilians that live there than they are about defeating the terrorist threats (because we are there to protect civilians). Total wars are very effective and can shorten the length of the war by several years. examples include World War 2 (5 years) compared to Afghanistan (10 years). however, Total War was worth its cost in world war 2 because the United States was fighting an enemy that was fighting without any consideration of casualties on either side, so the sooner it was ended the better off everyone was. this is not effective in Afghanistan because there wouldn't be much of a civilian population left to protect afterwards.
Was the cost of the war higher for the North or the South?
In terms of dollars spent, the US government spent much more money than did the Confederacy. In order to field its large armies and provide all the support needed, the cost was high. And they had the resources from which to spend. In terms of human costs, the South had been greatly damaged because of the war. Many farms were completely destroyed and the South did not participate in the growth that the North enjoyed.
What is the definition of economic costs?
Economic cost is the total cost of choosing one action over another. It includes the actual funds spent (accounting cost) and the amount of money that could have been made by using the funds spent and other resources on some other action (opportunity cost).
How do you calculate actual costs?
Actual cost would be the price you would pay for an item or whatever it is you want to do plus all other expenses (freight,taxes etc.) incurred to obtain the item or do the job. All this put together will give you the actual cost or the actual amount of money spent to obtain the item or do the job.
What is unit cost and total cost?
Unit Cost: It is the cost utilized to manufacture one unit of product Total Cost: It is the cost utilized to manufacture specific volume/ number of units of product Example: 10000 cost spent on production of 1000 units of product so 10000 is a total cost & 10000/1000 = 10 is a unit cost
What is the definition of misleading data?
mis leading data is data you get that is not true. It can telll you u spent $800 on a coat but actual cost $3.
How do you compute average cost per game of bowling?
Divide the total money spent for bowling games by the number of games bowled. I.E. If you spent $9 for bowling games and bowled 9 games, the average cost is $1.00.
What is the subtotal amount if you have sale tax amount plus total amountl?
Sub total amount is the actual cost of the product being purchased
How many of each item did you buy if paintbrushes cost 0.95 and a jar of paint cost 0.99 each and you spent 4.87 total?
2 brushes and 3 jars of paint.
What is the ideal beverage cost formula?
Cost of Opening inventory-Cost of Closing Inventory Divided by Total Revenue, Multiply by 100. Individual Beverage cost is. Cost of beverage, divided by actual selling price.
What is the difference between estimated cost and actual cost?
Estimated cost is the budgeted cost according to the original Project Management. Actual cost represent the actual payments (actual cost of the project). Your question seems related to earned value analysis, which is essentially comparing the budgeted cost/hours against the actual cost/hours.
What are SIC 3961 average materials cost?
Manufacturers spent a total of $471 million on materials in 2000, compared to $555 million in 1998.
How do you calculate miles traveled per dollar spent?
Divide the total distance by the amount of fuel used... then multiply by the cost per gallon.
A candidate gave away 5000 little advertisements The pens he gave away cost 0.23 each and the bumper stickers cost 0.14 each He spent a total of 970.00 for the pens a?
3,000
