In average wars; Korean, Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq, the USA government financed it with taxes. In Big wars like WWI and WWII; war bonds were sold to help pay for the cost of fighting the war.
During World War I, Germany borrowed approximately 150 billion marks (around $37 billion at the time) to finance its war efforts. The borrowing primarily came from domestic sources, including German banks and the public, through war bonds. Additionally, Germany received loans from foreign nations, including the United States, which was significant before the U.S. entered the war in 1917. This massive debt contributed to the country's economic struggles in the post-war years.
New Zealand's Minister of Finance (Colonial Treasurer) is Minister Bill English. The minister's primary role is to outline the country's annual budget.
After World War I, the United States emerged as the world's leading economic power. The war had devastated many European economies, while the U.S. experienced significant industrial growth and expansion of its financial influence. This shift solidified America's position as a dominant force in global trade and finance, setting the stage for its continued leadership in the decades to follow.
The prices of goods in 1885 can be found on the finance text books. Finance textbooks that talk on economy have some of this information.
War Finance Corporation was created in 1918.
War Finance Corporation ended in 1939.
Joseph Frederick Parkinson has written: 'Some problems of war finance in Canada' -- subject(s): Finance, Finance, Public, Public Finance, World War, 1939-1945
Napoleon sold the Louisiana Territory to the US to finance his European War.
government war bonds
Cotton and drugs
The South tried to finance the war by making more cotton. This was bad for the slaves because that meant that they would have to world harder.
to help finance the war
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By collecting taxes
Taxes.
income tax