| Summary/Abstract |
The paper examines issues of military-economic analysis as applied to combat aircraft improvement. It suggests a methodology for choosing between devising new combat aircraft or modernizing the available machines, considering the specific features of prognosticated combat actions, which involves SMART analysis and existing technological solutions based on SWOT analysis. When assessing the chosen aircraft improvement priorities from the military-economic viewpoint, the paper proposes using criteria that take into account not only combat efficiency, but also combat competitiveness.
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