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How much does a car cost in Vietnam?
About 165 000 000 Dong
Vietnam war cost as percentage of GDP?
The Vietnam War from 1963 to 1973 averaged $750 million to $1 billion/year. In 1963, The unadjusted GNP was $611.2 billion. In October of 1969, it crossed $1,000 billion mark In 1973, the GDP was $1,400 billion Averaging these numbers over the period comes to just under $1,000 billion/year Averaging the cost of the Vietnam war comes to just under $900 million/year So, in the 10 years of the official war, Vietnam cost 0.09% of the US GDP, roughly 1 tenth of 1 percent.
How much financially did the Vietnam war cost the US?
Cost of Vietnam WarThe Vietnam War ended up costing the US around $584 billion. Here is more input from others:$30 billion in 1969The real cost of Vietnam? For 58,000 Americans it cost them everything: The chance to ever see their families again, their chance to have a future, their chance to laugh, to cry, to have kids and grandkids, the chance to work at a job and experience life - all gone. For those of us who survived: The nights when you wake up with a flashback when you can still smell the burning flesh or remember the blood that splattered on you from a friend that you were talking to as an enemy's bullet hits him in the head. The terrible stomach problems that you endure because of Agent Orange and the VA will not recognize that its cause because the chemical makers have so much clout. The PTSD that makes people around you wonder what is wrong with you, the limp you have because a mine destroyed a leg. The real cost of the war? Far beyond $133 Billion.The financial cost of the Vietnam War was $111 billion.I believe that the cost of the Vietnam War was $133 billon dollars. This war did affect our economy but, not as severely as World War 2.Can we be more specific about if that money includes the money we gave to France to support their efforts to colonize Vietnam after WW2?FYI The US government is borrowing more money in one month than what the entire Vietnam War cost over 10ish years! Now obviously Present economy much bigger and we've had 34 years of inflation, but one could draw a conclusion that the current financial crisis is only just beginning! The total US debt could be pushing 100 trillion (of which some cost from Vietnam could still be part of the present total debt)! Vietnam (along with oil shocks) created the inflation of the 70's and it was tiny compared to todays debt...
How much did the Vietnam wall cost?
The last data received indicated a little over eight million dollars, all or most of which was DONATED money.
Discuss the economic and social consequences of the war in Vietnam?
The Vietnamese War was a very expensive, very destructive war, in which many people died needlessly, and which failed to accomplish its objective, which was to prevent North Vietnam from conquering South Vietnam. The war cost the US roughly a trillion dollars, which may not sound like a lot today, when the national debt is about eleven trillion, but which did matter at the time. The war has left a legacy of cynicism about politics in general. Many people never got over it.
