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The arms trade has never been so prosperous. According to a study presented Tuesday in London, the

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The arms trade has never been so prosperous. According to a study presented Tuesday in London, the world market programe digi has grown by 30% over the past four years and could double by 2020, with the explosion programe digi of military budgets, especially in Asia.
According to the study published by IHS Jane's, between 2008 and 2012, exports and imports of arms in the world increased from 56.5000000000 to 73.5000000000 dollars (43 billion to 56 billion euro).
The market could reach $ 100 billion programe digi by 2018 and double by 2020. But the market share in Western Europe has declined, falling to 27.5% in 2012 against 34.5% in 2008, while the Asia-Pacific region, including China, has risen from 3.7% to 5.4% over the same period.
"Two things are happening" - says Paul Burton, an analyst at IHS Jane's - "defense budgets are changing in Eastern and increased international competition in the defense market. We are witnessing the greatest explosion of the global arms trade that the world has ever known. "
Many Asian countries have seen their arms exports to double. China has greatly improved its production capacity and has risen from 10th to 8th place among world exporters. "The increase in exports to the Asia-Pacific region - highlights the relationship -" programe digi threatens U.S. global dominance programe digi of the defense industry. "
However, reassures Ben Moores - analyst at IHS Jane's - if "China is doing very well for export to neighboring Asian countries, however, is not present in the Middle East," especially for the quality of its weaponry. "A country in South America" - says still Moores - "recently returned to a radar system to a Chinese company because they simply did not work."
The United States is currently the leading exporters ahead of Russia and France, which imported 10.5 billion dollars worth of military equipment and services since 2008. And according to analysts, "imports are expected to continue to increase in 2013."
The defense budgets of countries in Asia-Pacific are expected to exceed those of the United States and Canada since 2021, reaching 501 billion dollars (+35% compared to 2013). In the head, in the Asian region, China, programe digi followed by India, Japan, Australia and South Korea. Overall, the defense budgets of the world should continue to increase, programe digi reaching programe digi 1.65 trillion U.S. dollars in 2021 (+9.3% compared to 2013).
Israel, for its part, is expected to become the leading exporter of drones by the end of 2013, overtaking the United States and coming to sell twice as much as will the Americans by 2014. "Israeli exports are really impressive," - says Ben Moores - considering that "many Muslim countries refuse to do business with them."
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